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From: Lebanon, PA
No it will not fit. The hub bore from the rears will not work on the front.
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From: Harpswell
Just take the rears to your friendly local machine shop and have them machined out.
My guy charged $25 a wheel. I left a front wheel with him to work from.
On the street I continue to use the OEM stagger but for track use I go with 245/45/16
Toyo RA1's at all four corners.
Cal
My guy charged $25 a wheel. I left a front wheel with him to work from.
On the street I continue to use the OEM stagger but for track use I go with 245/45/16
Toyo RA1's at all four corners.
Cal
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Originally Posted by Thnks2u,Jul 12 2006, 07:10 AM
Just take the rears to your friendly local machine shop and have them machined out.
My guy charged $25 a wheel. I left a front wheel with him to work from.
On the street I continue to use the OEM stagger but for track use I go with 245/45/16
Toyo RA1's at all four corners.
Cal
My guy charged $25 a wheel. I left a front wheel with him to work from.
On the street I continue to use the OEM stagger but for track use I go with 245/45/16
Toyo RA1's at all four corners.
Cal
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From: La Mirada, Cali
Originally Posted by Thnks2u,Jul 12 2006, 05:10 AM
Just take the rears to your friendly local machine shop and have them machined out.
My guy charged $25 a wheel. I left a front wheel with him to work from.
On the street I continue to use the OEM stagger but for track use I go with 245/45/16
Toyo RA1's at all four corners.
Cal
My guy charged $25 a wheel. I left a front wheel with him to work from.
On the street I continue to use the OEM stagger but for track use I go with 245/45/16
Toyo RA1's at all four corners.
Cal
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Originally Posted by SilverDC2 AP1,Sep 28 2006, 12:27 PM
in the manual it states that if you get a flat in the front you much put the spare in the rear and the rear in the front?
DANGER, WILL ROBINSON, DANGER!!!
You've got it backwards. Better go read it more carefully.
If you get a flat on the front, the spare just goes there. If you get a flat in the rear, the spare still goes on the front and the good front tire goes on the back. The hub diameters are different. If you do it the way you said, bad things will result.
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