? about 15" Billet Specialties skinnies....
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Hey guys, i recently bought a set of 15" billet specialties street lites... i have 15x10, and 15x4... i went to put the skinnies on and the wheel doesnt fit on the hub... is this normal? do i need to buy an adaptor so the wheel will go onto the hub? and if i do need to get an adaptor, does anyone have a part number for it? or are you guys just trusting the lugnuts holding the rim on? it is a pretty tight fit when the wheel is on there... but i just wanna see what everyone else is doing....
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You are gonna have to grind the calipers or run a spacer.
I've got 15x4s with 1.625 backspacing and they fit perfect but I had already clearanced my calipers for Draglites
I've got 15x4s with 1.625 backspacing and they fit perfect but I had already clearanced my calipers for Draglites
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I'd definately call billet specialties and get the hub adapters. I did that with my racestars and made me feel much more comfortable and then you can be absolutely certain the wheels are centered. And they were like $16 I think for mine.