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anyone got any connectons or spare wheel spacers available please let me knows asap coz i have a set with 4 brand new tyres sitting n da garage n im itching to put em on....please help
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| insomniac |
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Age: 42 Posts: 64 Joined: 7th Sep 2005 Ride: 96 EFII Futura Stock as a Location: Melbourne |
Spacers=illegal but easiest way. Otherwise just go to a tyre place and get them tpo change the tyres to your ef stockies. Shoudln't cost more than $20.
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| xpression |
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different size.. AU stockies are generally 16's.. at least AUIIs and IIIs
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| Damo |
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there's a set of adapters for sale on Fordforums.com.au $250
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how come they fit on the back...im trying the front tomorrow but they went straight on the back??
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| Ben_Daui |
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they fit easy on the back but look the track its heaps small& when you fit them to the front without a hub adaptor well the rim will hit the stub axel.
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| ReGiE |
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they will fit only one the back. but it will look very gay as the wheels sits wel inside the guard
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| v8fordman351 |
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{USERNAME} wrote: they will fit only one the back. but it will look very gay as the wheels sits wel inside the guard lol not as gay as the au i seen the other day with ef xr rims hanging out the gaurds had to be the funniest thing ive seen just needed the slr5000 flares
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| sickd |
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steel rims wont fit on adaptors because were the bolts to the adaptor the rim bottoms out on your original studs so you need to cut the end off your cars studs
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| v8fordman351 |
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cheapest way i can think of to fit steel rims is to but a nice set of alloys on it and park it in broadmeadows over night,in the morning presto 4 steelies fitted
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| 3point9CFI |
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why dont you just alter the offset of the steelies if youre that hellbent on fitting them? Should cost much more that $80 a wheel.. almost as much outlay as spacers and more legal.
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