CSS Style aggressive fitment thread! Part 2
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your just ignorant.......hes not sensitive your just being a douche about the fact that your waiting for 5x110 wheels that wont be happening.
and adapters arent the easy way. if you want some wheels and they dont come in your pattern thats how it works.......try to get te37s in 5x110 and try to make a wheel like mine with a 56 offset poke like it does, even if theyre the same pattern id be running a spacer the same size.
and adapters arent the easy way. if you want some wheels and they dont come in your pattern thats how it works.......try to get te37s in 5x110 and try to make a wheel like mine with a 56 offset poke like it does, even if theyre the same pattern id be running a spacer the same size.
your just ignorant.......hes not sensitive your just being a douche about the fact that your waiting for 5x110 wheels that wont be happening.
and adapters arent the easy way. if you want some wheels and they dont come in your pattern thats how it works.......try to get te37s in 5x110 and try to make a wheel like mine with a 56 offset poke like it does, even if theyre the same pattern id be running a spacer the same size.
and adapters arent the easy way. if you want some wheels and they dont come in your pattern thats how it works.......try to get te37s in 5x110 and try to make a wheel like mine with a 56 offset poke like it does, even if theyre the same pattern id be running a spacer the same size.
He is being sensitive. I wasn't even bashing him, just having some fun. I guess tone gets lost in text....If you want to talk about ignorance? Let's start with yours. I'm not looking for wheels in 5x110, when have I ever said I was? Ive got all the stuff I need to do a hub conversion.... I'm trying to find a wheel that I like, that no one has fitted yet. I've got a few in mind, and when I decide what ones I want, I'll buy them.
Adaptors are simple. Take the width and offset of your wheels, figure out where it will sit versus the stock wheel, measure your clearances and add the offset that you desire to your adaptor and click order.... It's not as hard as some people make it seem.
Why are you bringing up your setup? Obviously it needs a spacer to get it out to where it is. No one's arguing that dude.
Last edited by BooSSted; Jul 30, 2011 at 02:29 AM.
I can't find a place that my car fits on the hoists. The one ramp that I could get on, had safety blocks on the front of it so a car can't roll off the front. My front bumper wouldn't clear it.....
damn lol i think mine is bad, i just dont wanna shred my tires that bad, gonna call a few more places tomorrow see whats up, im getting my fenders rolled next week too
