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Old 02-10-2017, 08:24 AM   #463
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Thanks! and Yes I will. I need the conversion from 5x100 to 5x114.3 anyway. 11mm Spacer in the front will actually push it out a couple mm too far, but is as small as you can get. Rear is getting a 25mm spacer and should be enough with such a wide tire. If not I will add another 10mm spacer and it should be good to go.

Eventually I will make the switch to 5x114.3 hubs/custom 5x100 wheels. For now this will work great. The new wheels weight about 22lbs (18x10.5) compared to my current XXRs that weight a little over 24lbs at 18x8.75.
Thanks for answer! 22 lbs are good. But spacers an conversion stuff weighs something, too.
I asked because I thought there would be any custom possibility to choose personal sizes for that rim.
Because actually I install Rocket Bunny V1 too an it took me a lot of time to chosse the right wheel and tire setup.
I decided to go with SSR too, but I don't wanted to mount spacers so I ordered SSR Professor SP1 in 9.5x18 -3 front and 10.5x18 -26 rear (5x100). So there is no need for conversion stuff or spacers. And the rims weigh 23.3 lbs front and 24.2 lbs rear. So that's quite good for a three-piece!
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Old 02-13-2017, 01:50 AM   #464
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Few Photo's from this weekend.







The Aluminum Riv Nuts came in, but I didn't want them to react with the steel of the body, so I went ahead and ordered stainless steel ones. I have been reading a lot of people having issues with the aluminum ones stripping.



I also Tried test fitting a wheel, only to realize my extended studs were... too extended...





Really like the wheels though. Not as much concave as I was expecting/hoping for, but they look good none-the-less:

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Got the tires mounted yesterday.



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Old 02-14-2017, 11:27 AM   #466
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Wheels look great!

Stainless steel hardware can strip surprisingly quick too and the screw heads can be brittle so be careful of that when tightening. Are you going to use a thread locker on them?
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Thank You! The more I stare at them, the more I start to love them.

I didn't plan on using thread locker, but that probably isn't a bad idea. I'll make sure to toss my blue into into the box of stuff I am taking with me.
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Old 02-14-2017, 02:37 PM   #468
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Gyeon Order came in. Excited to try this out. Should be able to run it on my exhaust as well. So I plan on polishing the mufflers/tips and tossing this on.

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The rest of the parts came in:

Stainless Rivet Nuts.


10mm Conversion Spacer (really tiny, wouldn't trust anything but a good name brand on this one) and Security Lug Nuts. Will replace the mismatch lug nut.




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I've used those stainless nutserts, I had a hard time with them at first but got the hang of it. Did you get the tool that's specifically made for these?

That is a shallow spacer, yeah I wouldn't cheap out there haha
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I did get the tool made for them. The aluminum ones are super easy to tighten, hoping the stainless aren't too bad.
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I love you rear diffuser delete set up. Looks so raw. Prob looks so good in person.
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Might start cutting into the front of the car today. Hmm.
@olsonpg Thanks! I really need to get it back on. I started cutting it to clear the new mufflers and the dremel died after the first cut. Bought a new one to help with the flare install, so that will happen as well.
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Actually very excited for this RB build, did you go v1? I've been waiting for someone to throw those exact wheels on a widebody.
Thats some fat rubber you have going on there. Making me rethink my piddly 265's.
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I did go v1, the others are a lot wider, making the need for crazy offsets worse. This allowed me to run one piece wheels with relatively small spacers.











Needs a little work as it rubs on the front bumper where the bumper piece and fender piece attach. Need to make sure it doesn't rub anywhere else.
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Awesome! Getting it done!
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