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07-01-2010, 03:28 PM
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Hey guys I have some rims from an old car still laying around they are 114.3 though will that make a huge difference from the 115?? Whats the hub bore also?? This hub bore is 56.1? Also the offset is 48 and they have i believe 235 45 18 kuhmos on them. Any chance this setup would work with the gxp?
07-01-2010, 05:07 PM
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Hey guys I have some rims from an old car still laying around they are 114.3 though will that make a huge difference from the 115?? Whats the hub bore also?? This hub bore is 56.1? Also the offset is 48 and they have i believe 235 45 18 kuhmos on them. Any chance this setup would work with the gxp?
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There is no 114.7 bp, it's 114.3.
No way...The hub bore on our cars is 70.3, iirc. Offset is close to stock SS offset of +52, though...which matters not since it won't fit over the hub.
Yes, the difference between 114.3 and 115mm is negligible, but it's completely up to you to drive on them. Some will say that your wheels will eventually fall off, since the lugs are not 100% seated properly; others will tell you they've driven on 114.3 forever without an issue. Personally, I would rather deal with the limitations of the 115 bp and get the correct fitment.
Hey guys I have some rims from an old car still laying around they are 114.3 though will that make a huge difference from the 115?? Whats the hub bore also?? This hub bore is 56.1? Also the offset is 48 and they have i believe 235 45 18 kuhmos on them. Any chance this setup would work with the gxp?
Yes, the difference between 114.3 and 115mm is negligible, but it's completely up to you to drive on them. Some will say that your wheels will eventually fall off, since the lugs are not 100% seated properly; others will tell you they've driven on 114.3 forever without an issue. Personally, I would rather deal with the limitations of the 115 bp and get the correct fitment.
07-02-2010, 12:22 PM
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There is no 114.7 bp, it's 114.3.
No way...The hub bore on our cars is 70.3, iirc. Offset is close to stock SS offset of +52, though...which matters not since it won't fit over the hub.
Yes, the difference between 114.3 and 115mm is negligible, but it's completely up to you to drive on them. Some will say that your wheels will eventually fall off, since the lugs are not 100% seated properly; others will tell you they've driven on 114.3 forever without an issue. Personally, I would rather deal with the limitations of the 115 bp and get the correct fitment.
No way...The hub bore on our cars is 70.3, iirc. Offset is close to stock SS offset of +52, though...which matters not since it won't fit over the hub.
Yes, the difference between 114.3 and 115mm is negligible, but it's completely up to you to drive on them. Some will say that your wheels will eventually fall off, since the lugs are not 100% seated properly; others will tell you they've driven on 114.3 forever without an issue. Personally, I would rather deal with the limitations of the 115 bp and get the correct fitment.
