5x114 to 5x100 Adapters
 

Yeah I am sure everyone is like what? Thing is I purchased some nice wheels for the FRS! But I see in the future that I will prolly have to trade her in and get something bigger thinking Lexus IS!

So anybody know of a good adapter company? I found a few just not sure on the quality? It would be nice to keep my WORK Meisters!

Any suggestions would be helpful!:thumbup:

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Thanks but all that I see is 5x100 to 5x 114...

I looking for 5x114 down to a 5x100

i have these spacers

Where did you get them at? Brand?

In case you're unable to find them, you can also get the wheels filled/re drilled to 5x114.

Companies like wheelflip do it. You'd have to contact the company on the cost, but I'm pretty sure it's somewhere around $300 for a set.

Yeah I have thought about that too... But most places won't do it if its not a flat surface like under a center cap like BBS RS or something. Plus don't wanna risk messing up the wheels.

i orginally got them for my 240 to run the stock wheels as for brand i'm not sure anymore to be honest @stevethuro

so let me get this clear... you are asking for adapters on your 5x100 wheels on a future 5x114 car you don't even have yet?
suggestion, get the car first. then call a machine shop.

on side note, ive "heard" from a couple wheel shops that they don't recommend redrilling 5x100 to 5x114.3. something about when the PCD difference is greater than 10mm, it's not good? but then again, im not a fan of redrilling wheels in the first place anyway

real helpful...

Would be easier trading those wheels for someone that has the 5x114.3 setup in whatever offset you wish, or selling those and buying the larger lug pattern.

I have a serious question. Why would you spend $3k on wheels if you aren't even planning on keeping it? Especially for a bolt pattern as uncommon as ours?

Helps clarify what this thread is about.
And it's good advice.

All I wanted was some good suggestions on wheel adapters my dude... pretty simple if you ask me.