Hyper_pak
Old School Chrysler Fan
Those wheels might bolt on, but not right. They will give you problems, don't do it. They will eat your studs up when they start working loose.
Advice asked for widthening rims on a 70 Duster
- Thread starter jefcharger
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Don’t bother with the 5x100mm wheels.
100mm does not equal 4”.
Can it be done? Yup. You can ram them on there and torque them down and hope for the best. People have.
Is side loading the wheel studs by using the wrong bolt pattern wheel a good idea? Nope, not at all.
100mm does not equal 4”.
Can it be done? Yup. You can ram them on there and torque them down and hope for the best. People have.
Is side loading the wheel studs by using the wrong bolt pattern wheel a good idea? Nope, not at all.
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
Jeff, this really isnt the place to cut corners (i know us Dutch guys have a reputation for being cheap, but this is something that needs to be done right)
as people mentioned, forget the 5x100 wheels, its not the same and it will cause issues
(i doubt anyone would notice, but if they would you can kiss you APK goodbye)
there are a few outfits here in the US that will make you custom wheels, but shipping would be a real pain
an outfit called US Mags still makes aluminum rims in 5X4 but again, shipping
i would almost suggest you keep an eye on the for sale section here, stuff pops up from time to time, but remember, "goedkoop is duurkoop"
if it were me, i'd just buy new
as people mentioned, forget the 5x100 wheels, its not the same and it will cause issues
(i doubt anyone would notice, but if they would you can kiss you APK goodbye)
there are a few outfits here in the US that will make you custom wheels, but shipping would be a real pain
an outfit called US Mags still makes aluminum rims in 5X4 but again, shipping
i would almost suggest you keep an eye on the for sale section here, stuff pops up from time to time, but remember, "goedkoop is duurkoop"
if it were me, i'd just buy new
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