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May 13th 2004, 18:06
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no body sells drums 5x100 for the front, only the rear. unless someone knows something i dont?i could go for ghia disc up front but then again its all temp. maybe a year at best! so looking for a quick route to give my car some better looks now why i wait to redo everything! trying to go cheap for now!
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May 13th 2004, 20:12
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ok did a trial fitment again. with the wheel offset calculator, it said my new wheels would be 27mm more close to the fender lip. to clear the rear axle nut i need a 20 mm spacer! so added together, my new wheels are going to stick 47mm out farther than the stock wheels! that looks to be in the 1-1.5 inch range, OUTSIDE of the fender! wont this look like CRAP?????? i need to keep my center caps on these new wheels, and to do so ill have to space it out 20mm. is there any way to trim down the axle nut/ rear drum/ splines? to gain better fitment? and can i do this with say.... a grinder or a band saw, sawsall or the like? if not ill have to change wheels.... un less theres a stick on fender flare out there somewhere? lol
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May 13th 2004, 21:06
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I don't think that you could cut down the drum. You might hit the splines and then you wouldn't be able to tighten up your axle nut.
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