will this fit ????

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will this fit ????

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just wondering if this offset and stud pattern fitt

currently running rometechs with some sort of adapter spacer type thing fitted .

i wouldn't habe a clue what make or size the adapters are .


http://cgi.ebay.com.au/17-APEC-O-S-RACI ... dZViewItem
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They will bolt up, but u may need spacers.
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Post by JD_Stazza_Brendan »

Looking at the types of cars they list the wheels will fit it looks like they will be front wheel drive offset usually +40mm - +45mm
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Re: will this fit ????

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zippo wrote:just wondering if this offset and stud pattern fitt

currently running rometechs with some sort of adapter spacer type thing fitted .

i wouldn't habe a clue what make or size the adapters are .


http://cgi.ebay.com.au/17-APEC-O-S-RACI ... dZViewItem
I'd say probably not. But if in doubt, ask the seller as has been previously mentioned here already.
Quite nice wheels though.
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Post by thrash »

that f%$%er doesn't reply! I was askin him about these ones earlier:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... :IT&ih=016

no reply..

did you get a reply at all zippo?
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he replied promptly
several times actually

his name is sam , answerd all questions an advised that they req adapters ,
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Stock is +20 or +18 depending who you ask.
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Alspos wrote:Stock is +20 or +18 depending who you ask.
I've had stock offset quoted to me as +12 before! :wtf:
It's +18, not that 2mm makes any significant difference :)
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Post by gilby »

yeh id say they would be about +45 offset which is the same as the skyline wheels ive got on my car and i need 25mm adapter plates to clear the struts and im pretty sure 4 stud is the same offset as 5.
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