where can i find 5*114 to 5*120 adapters?
12-19-11, 10:34 PM
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I found some, but I have kmow idea how many mm i need. . I want to purchase some forged 20" rims that are 20x8fr and 20x10rr 38 offset. Its going on my 2nd gen gs. What do you guys think?
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12-20-11, 05:33 AM
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Next question is are the wheels 5-120 or 5-120.65???
BMW is 5-120, some Chevy are 5-120.65 or 5-4 3/4
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Why don't you just buy the correct wheels to start?? Adapters are going to run $60-$100 each and change the offset probably 25mm which could cause fitment issues with those wheels unless you run stretched tires...
Next question is are the wheels 5-120 or 5-120.65???
BMW is 5-120, some Chevy are 5-120.65 or 5-4 3/4
Next question is are the wheels 5-120 or 5-120.65???
BMW is 5-120, some Chevy are 5-120.65 or 5-4 3/4
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