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06-25-15, 07:49 PM

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Yeah i figured as much i just ordered some more rings to try to make it flush. & i plan to redrill them as well i found a shop around here that does it for $250 but thanks alot man! Do u have an instagram? Or pics of ur car

Good choice. My instagram is @neilian but I still havent posted my car yet since it isnt worthy yet haha. I will be starting a build thread in a couple days if you want to check that out

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06-25-17, 02:06 PM

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sorry to revive this old thread but does anybody know what brand spacers were being run and what hardware if i run this set up i want to be safe as possible

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06-25-17, 03:27 PM

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sorry to revive this old thread but does anybody know what brand spacers were being run and what hardware if i run this set up i want to be safe as possible

You need adapters from 5x120 to 5x114.3 (not spacers). Can't tell exactly how thick these are but as far as I know the minimum thickness for custom adapters is 15mm.
If you're interested then Lenny Stahl at http://www.motorsport-tech.com/ can build you any type of custom adapters.

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06-25-17, 04:17 PM

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You'll need longer studs for the adapers to bolt onto your OEM 114.3. Also make sure you use the right nuts to go with the wheels.

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06-26-17, 08:04 AM

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yeah thats what i ment adapters sorry for the confusion just want the safest set up strongest nothing breaking off my car

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06-27-17, 09:04 PM

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You'll need longer studs for the adapers to bolt onto your OEM 114.3. Also make sure you use the right nuts to go with the wheels.

I'm pretty sure adapters come with pressed in studs.

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12-28-17, 10:53 AM

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Just curious if anyone else on here running 95 style wheels or 7 series BMW wheels on there 2IS. Here's mines.

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Did you roll your fenders or relocate tabs what are your tire specs and mine are redrilled I just need tires and fitment advice

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05-03-21, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by rawr2is250

love the color combo.

what tire size are you running every time/tire shop is telling me it's not possible I was thinking 15 mm adaptors just need help for the right tire size please helpppoo😩😩😩