S2000 rims on FC.Is it possible???
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S2000 rims on FC.Is it possible???
Greetings from Greece.
My cousin will change rims to his S2000 and i was wondering if it is possible to install the stock S2000 rims on my FC.Does the bolt pattern match???
Any ideas????
I thank you in advance.
My cousin will change rims to his S2000 and i was wondering if it is possible to install the stock S2000 rims on my FC.Does the bolt pattern match???
Any ideas????
I thank you in advance.
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depends on the fc wheels you have now.
http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/wheelmodels/935
rears are wider than any of the stock fc wheels at least.
http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/wheelmodels/935
rears are wider than any of the stock fc wheels at least.
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Originally posted by mazdaspeed00
s2k wheels have the same bolt pattern and both the fronts and rears have a +50 offset. they are 16x7 and 16x7.5
s2k wheels have the same bolt pattern and both the fronts and rears have a +50 offset. they are 16x7 and 16x7.5
http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/wheelmodels/935
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First of all thanx for your replies.
Right now i dont have any money for rims(you need at least 3000 euros to buy some decent rims and tires in Greece) so the S2000 rims will be fine for my FC.
So ...can i use a +50 offset to my FC and 16x7 and 16x7.5 rim size???
Right now i dont have any money for rims(you need at least 3000 euros to buy some decent rims and tires in Greece) so the S2000 rims will be fine for my FC.
So ...can i use a +50 offset to my FC and 16x7 and 16x7.5 rim size???
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I was being polite in my last post.
He listed the sizes incorrectly. The link I posted has the correct information.
Offsets are very high. They may just barely fit without spacers, but it will look awful because the wheels will be terribly sunken. You will need spacers. 15mm front and 25mm rear for it to look decent. With spacers that big you'll need to replace the lugstuds too.
He listed the sizes incorrectly. The link I posted has the correct information.
Offsets are very high. They may just barely fit without spacers, but it will look awful because the wheels will be terribly sunken. You will need spacers. 15mm front and 25mm rear for it to look decent. With spacers that big you'll need to replace the lugstuds too.
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Cool. I wouldn't have bothered with the ridiculously high offset, but it looks nice. Did you get them for free from your cousin? That just makes everything sweeter =)
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