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07-13-2007, 05:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Alberto
^^Jessica?
You could moonlight as a detective with those skills.....
07-14-2007, 05:50 AM
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Looking at Jegs site, I was trying to research a set of wheels myself. But the Bolt Circle #'s are throwing me off.
What is the actual Specs I need to have these run on my Z? Bolt Circle, Rear Spacing?
What is the actual Specs I need to have these run on my Z? Bolt Circle, Rear Spacing?
07-14-2007, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by rhythmnsmoke
Looking at Jegs site, I was trying to research a set of wheels myself. But the Bolt Circle #'s are throwing me off.
What is the actual Specs I need to have these run on my Z? Bolt Circle, Rear Spacing?
What is the actual Specs I need to have these run on my Z? Bolt Circle, Rear Spacing?
Back spacing = 5.5" for a 8" wide rim. However, this changes with rim width.
07-20-2007, 05:20 AM
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jay i see your trying to step your game up and roll like me. lol except my car isnt really rolling yet. soon. i like the set up.im going to see how the et drags hold up on the street. if they are too dangerous im just going to buy another set of draglites for the back with et streets.
07-25-2007, 08:34 PM
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Jay, did you ever get the pics of the new tires after you cut/rolled your fenders? Looking to do something like you have but don't really want to cut or roll my fenders. Thanks.
07-27-2007, 01:17 PM
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Here you go!
Tools Needed:
- Makita tile cutter/ grinder with thin metal cutting blade
- Sharpie
- Fine metal file
- 60 grit sand paper
- Primer
- T-up paint
In the first pic you can see how much I removed where I tapered it out.
Tools Needed:
- Makita tile cutter/ grinder with thin metal cutting blade
- Sharpie
- Fine metal file
- 60 grit sand paper
- Primer
- T-up paint
In the first pic you can see how much I removed where I tapered it out.
, or just go with some 17's
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