lol yea i decided to forge tthe konigs....im tryin to get an extra like 400 bucks and get some Work 18in ...not sure which yet

 

ok this is probably a bad question and i could search for it....but since i already have this topic started...what exactly is the difference between 5x114.3 and 4x114.3 if im trying to put them on an 04 z....and i found a good looking set of rotas,

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/_Car-...ayphotohosting

 

The difference is 5 bolts and 4.

 

lol well besides the obvious........... i mean like will it have any effect in my car if i only have 4 or is 5 the same as just having 4

 

It wont fit.

 

lol although slightly more helpful...still not too much..haa... which wont fit cause i found 2 ebay sellers that have one with 4 bolts and one with 5

 

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I'm confused, you say beside the obvious, then you say this!

 

+1000

 

alright yea i realized what i said earlier sounded weird...sorry for that... i went on wheeldude.com and well the same rims are 900...but i checked the bolt patters and i found the one on ebay matches so ill get those...thanks for the help anyway though

 

Picture a circle with 4 equally spaced dots and then one with 5. The two don't look the same do they? That's why the 4 won't fit on your 5.

 

yea you have a good point there...its 850 after shipping on ebay..and 900 on wheeldude ill go with wheel dude...seems a little safer considering im pretty new to buying rims

 

I had a set of Konigs on a past Honda and was not impressed with them at all. They had one of those "center caps" that cover the lug nuts and 1 of the 4 would not even screw in, brand new. 2 of the other 3 fell off while driving. This was like 6-7 years ago. This was at a time when 19"s were going for $2,000 w/o tires (for KONIGS!).

Konig refused to do anything about it other than ship me 2 new center caps, at my cost!!! That said, I would never put Konig's on a Z. Period.

Your car though, do as you please.

 

+1

 

Call Wheeldude directly if you're unsure about the offsets. He will point you to the right direction. It's not worth saving $200 then end up with wheels that don't fit or have horrible offset.