my s with crazy sp1's
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Originally Posted by s2k_aristo,Aug 6 2007, 10:16 AM
i like it slam it and make em fit and it will look sik but thats if u can make em fit
unless your only wish for this car is to show off
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Originally Posted by Graphtuner,Aug 6 2007, 11:40 AM
what some companys do is for example fill the 4x100 pattern and redrill a 4x 111 (or whatever) pattern, but not on the same place of the original wholes!
They redrill between the original holes (that are filled)
Some aftermarket wheels for less high end cars come with 8 holes that combine 2 patterns in one wheel so they fit multiple cars, mostly the lugholes are covered with a central big plate so you don't see the extra holes...
They redrill between the original holes (that are filled)
Some aftermarket wheels for less high end cars come with 8 holes that combine 2 patterns in one wheel so they fit multiple cars, mostly the lugholes are covered with a central big plate so you don't see the extra holes...
stretched tires look bad and the wheels stick out too far.
hope things get better for your car.
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I don't care if I get flamed for saying this, but I think it looks good. Even though they stick out and the tires are stretched to holy-hell, I think it looks mean as hell.
On the other hand, I'd be scared as fukk driving around on redrilled wheels. That's just insane! I don't care if old-school VW owners have been doing it, it still sounds freakin dangerous.
I give you definite props for trying something different, but seriously consider different wheels. Not for the look, but for your safety. JMHO
On the other hand, I'd be scared as fukk driving around on redrilled wheels. That's just insane! I don't care if old-school VW owners have been doing it, it still sounds freakin dangerous.
I give you definite props for trying something different, but seriously consider different wheels. Not for the look, but for your safety. JMHO