Stupid 4x108

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hafftrak
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The wheels I really really really want are not available in our bolt pattern. Is there any place local that will drill a second 4x108 pattern in a set of wheels? Is it structurally safe to do this?
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Whats the offset?

And what wheels? :):):)
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17x7 with a 43mm or 35mm offset... 14.6 lbs!
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Those could be drilled, you thinking of just getting a 4x100 and have them done?

I'll send a PM to my guy who does my spacers and other misc stuff. He might be able to drill wheels...I'll let ya know...
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Can you get 17x8's?
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Yup, I see these for sale every now and then on the Honda boards in 4x100... pick a set up and have them redrilled, and find some press-fit plugs or something for the old holes. I hate the look of dual-pattern wheels, but I'm not about to order custom wheels from Enkei. This way if (when) one gets bent or curbed, I can get another one fairly easily.
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Got a message back. He says he could do it. But hewouldhave to see the wheels first. He quoted about 50$ a wheel. And he's local...
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not bad really. i'll keep you in mind if i ever find a set that i must have.
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Sweeeeeeeeet. I'll have to come back to this, probably be a winter project.
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o2designs wrote:Got a message back. He says he could do it. But hewouldhave to see the wheels first. He quoted about 50$ a wheel. And he's local...
How about filling the old holes? Can he do that as well?
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Yeah, try having an early-offset 944. Tire rack lists 68 wheels for a ZX3. There's 1 for a 1984 944. And a set is $3200. There are a lot more cars that use 4x108 than use 5x130.
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