5x120 wheel adapters
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5x120 wheel adapters
by any chance would they make a 5x120 wheel adapter... went back to stock wheels and would rather have them some what flush. I did some searching but places only have things like 5x120 to 5x114.3 etc...
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5x120 wheel adapter for what? Your wheels are 5x120... Are you talking about a spacer to push the wheels out?
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I wanna throw the g35 rays 19in black chrome on my rl...but I need the 1 in. adapter for 5x120 to 5.114.3 adapter....does anyone recommend adapters? Or have used them? Please help
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i found these 5x120 to 5x114.3 wheel adapter which is a 1 inch spacer...but i dont really know anyone that has ever used a wheel adapter and I wanted to know if anyone had experiences with them...if they vibrate or safety issues. I called a couple of wheel shops to consider redrilliing and they all said it would make the rim weaker, so i kind of was going against redrilling them. In another thread someone said to use an adapter that changes the bolt pattern (aka wheel spacer) but I havent seen anyone reply on how the ride was. Just wanted a little feedback on it if someone used them before
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sorry if this wasnt clear to ya
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Damn man! Were those like 11" wide or was the offset huge? Those stuck out like ambiguous' wheels. Do you think it would have looked better if they were flush with the well, or were they just completely off? Do you think it was the spacers or the lack of sidewall that killed the ride?
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Damn man! Were those like 11" wide or was the offset huge? Those stuck out like ambiguous' wheels. Do you think it would have looked better if they were flush with the well, or were they just completely off? Do you think it was the spacers or the lack of sidewall that killed the ride?
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I think spacers look good if you are somewhat lowered to not make wheels look like they are not even present. It pushes them out a little close to fender to give that flush look. If you are stock height, why even bother?
If you are lowered, I'd look into Ichiba V2 wheel spacers. I had those on my S2000 not just for stance but to have wider grip on track and at autox and they held up pretty well. Sold the car but still have spacers..lol
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