Wheel PCD redrilling
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Wheel PCD redrilling
Hello,
I am getting an e46m3 soon, and after browsing and weighing all the option for track wheels i am realizing that for price, weight, offset and size the best option is to redrill an 17*10 RPF1 which is 5*114.3 to 5*120.
Anyone try it? Is it safe. What was involved. Is it neccesary to fill the old holes? Adapters are not an option as the offsets would be too aggresive to fit.
I am getting an e46m3 soon, and after browsing and weighing all the option for track wheels i am realizing that for price, weight, offset and size the best option is to redrill an 17*10 RPF1 which is 5*114.3 to 5*120.
Anyone try it? Is it safe. What was involved. Is it neccesary to fill the old holes? Adapters are not an option as the offsets would be too aggresive to fit.
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Originally Posted by Nevsky,Mar 9 2009, 02:36 PM
Hello,
I am getting an e46m3 soon, and after browsing and weighing all the option for track wheels i am realizing that for price, weight, offset and size the best option is to redrill an 17*10 RPF1 which is 5*114.3 to 5*120.
Anyone try it? Is it safe. What was involved. Is it neccesary to fill the old holes? Adapters are not an option as the offsets would be too aggresive to fit.
I am getting an e46m3 soon, and after browsing and weighing all the option for track wheels i am realizing that for price, weight, offset and size the best option is to redrill an 17*10 RPF1 which is 5*114.3 to 5*120.
Anyone try it? Is it safe. What was involved. Is it neccesary to fill the old holes? Adapters are not an option as the offsets would be too aggresive to fit.
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