G looks good!Quote:
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G looks good!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonez
socal of course...Quote:
Originally Posted by E_Emerson88
good job bonez! looks good. i got one too from cali, just need a few more items for new facelift
http://i1188.photobucket.com/albums/...3/891fa91b.jpg
These are the 19"s I'm not sure of the offset but if any of y'all can help me to know what size spacer I should get . There tenzos not sure what name rim it is I bought them used off a friend 19x8.5
They are Type M's.
I can't imagine you'd need a big spacer, probably 5-10 mm
But I can't be sure unless I know the current offset.
what wheels are those? They look like my konigsQuote:
Originally Posted by Bonez
http://i1188.photobucket.com/albums/...3/0c69a5fe.jpg
Sorry not the best artist
I got it fine, spoke design isn't sharp enough, causing a rub^^^
Does it just barely touch when the wheel is all the way on? Or is it hitting before the wheel is even on all the way?
How would I figure out the offset ...would it say it somewhere on the rim?
It's hitting before it actually meets the hub
Found it.....
http://i1188.photobucket.com/albums/...3/e5d8fdf5.jpg
http://i1188.photobucket.com/albums/...3/2807a374.jpg
I have the 19x8.5 5x112/5x114.3
You probably need 10mm, but that's just a guess, do you know anyone who would let you borrow one?
So I have a 45 offset, I'm going to get the adapt it spacer that bolts ontO factory lugs and gives u five new lugs, so what do u think guys?
1 year ago waiting for a alignment:
http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z...05966899_n.jpg
Today waiting for a alignment:
http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z...006135_n-1.jpg
At another aligning place since the machine got damaged on the place I took the above pic LOL..
http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z...85197528_n.jpg
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Originally Posted by BILLET
I appreciate it fellas. I need help with the fogs though. I need a wire harness to hook them up. Any recommendations??
cleazy, if you need spacers, get like a 12mm, 5x114.3->5x100 adapters
(assuming your wheels are multi-PCD 100/114.3)
now i know you're thinking thats odd, but, its solves two problem: needing a bolt on spacer and having to grind down your oem studs if they're too long
that way you can get the spacer
the wheels now bolt to the 5x100 PCD
and your stock lugs poke through the 5x114.3 holes so you dont need to chop them off.
wow that was quick! looks good bro!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonez
Looks good! Where did you end up getting your paint done at?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonez