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Forum nameHandling/Suspension
Topic subjectWheel size
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15840, Wheel size
Posted by Jasvb TS2K2, Feb-19-03 07:10 AM
Would a 17" 5X100 48MM offset fit our cars? I know we use 5x114.3 but when I got my Konig's they where classified 18x7.5, 5x100/114 45mm offset. TIA


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15847, RE: Wheel size
Posted by eclipse_gs_1512, Feb-19-03 12:11 PM
what kind of konigs did you get? cause i put 17" konig maxxim 178's on my car and didn't have any problems with fit.
15848, RE: Wheel size
Posted by Jasvb TS2K2, Feb-19-03 01:14 PM
The 17's 5x100 I want are Rota Attacks. I know the Rota's come in a 5x114.3 but the website that sales them doesn't have that bolt pattern nor the color on sale.


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15849, RE: Wheel size
Posted by eclipse_gs_1512, Feb-19-03 03:38 PM
oops...sorry bout that, i misread your first post:thumbsup
15858, RE: Wheel size
Posted by MCubed45, Feb-19-03 05:56 PM
depends if it's 10 lug universal or not.. most 10lugs say 5x100/114.3 b/c they have 10 lug holes. 5 for 5x100 and 5 for 5x114.3. but i know some wheels come in specific sizes. like they might actually only have 5 lug holes. in that case you better make sure it's the right one or you're outta luck. if those're 10 lug universals an just bein listed as 5x100 then it's fine. just make sure it's got 10 holes in it. :P

i think most rims are made to accept two different lug patterns. it makes it cheaper to make them since they're basically making the same rim to fit two diff. lug patterns. personally i'd rather have one made just for our bolt pattern b/c you don't have the extra holes you're not using on the rim. but that's just me an i haven't seen any that i liked that were like that

hope that made sense.

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