16 inch drag wheels?
10/18/05, 06:20 AM
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15's wont fit.
Im running 16's for the rear, nothing needed to be altered. I Havent track tested them yet If U scroll back a few pages, you'll find a thread I posted some pics in with 16x7's, there was little to no interest in it.
I will try them once as is, and then ship them off to have them widened to 16x9's. Otherwise they slap right on, no issues.
Im running 16's for the rear, nothing needed to be altered. I Havent track tested them yet If U scroll back a few pages, you'll find a thread I posted some pics in with 16x7's, there was little to no interest in it.
I will try them once as is, and then ship them off to have them widened to 16x9's. Otherwise they slap right on, no issues.
10/18/05, 04:49 PM
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Oops. I forgot about the 3" wheel studs you have to use. No-one makes a 3" wheel stud for the 05 yet. I had to open up the holes in the axles and hubs to fit the older designs.
The axle holes were .600 dia I had to open them up to .615 to use Moroso wheel studs #46180
The hub holes were .535 I had to open them up to .580 and use Moroso wheel studs #46185
I had to use these 1" slotted cloth discs in a 1/4" mandrel with a 22,000 RPM die grinder, and a dial vernier to measure the holes.
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The axle holes were .600 dia I had to open them up to .615 to use Moroso wheel studs #46180
The hub holes were .535 I had to open them up to .580 and use Moroso wheel studs #46185
I had to use these 1" slotted cloth discs in a 1/4" mandrel with a 22,000 RPM die grinder, and a dial vernier to measure the holes.
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