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12-31-2012, 12:38 AM
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thats like putting cheese in your dick hole and letting a mouse eat it out....
not saying that i know from experience but i seen some wack **** on deployment
not saying that i know from experience but i seen some wack **** on deployment
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You would need the hub conversion to run them if the offset is right for the 18x9 to work on the car. No one can give you an honest answer, you just gotta try it. If you like them you'll make them fit
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12-31-2012, 01:18 AM
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5x112 may slide on. but do not use it. only use the bolt pattern the studs are in. if you want something different then redrill. the center of your studs are on a 110mm circle. the wheels are on a 112mm. when you tighten down the lugs it will not pull the wheel directly on to the hub and the lugs trying to center themselves in the wheel bores will put enough stress on the studs to possibly cause a failure