Just be sure to run hubcentric spacers. Also make sure to torque them down correctly and double check after some drive time which means taking off the front wheels and re-torquing them.

 

I'd respond, but I don't speak ghetto. Learn to speak and write coherently and people might like to help you.

 

After just reading the thread title....the answer is Yes.

 

i had hubcentric spacers made for my RX-7 rims. there hubcentric for the evo hub and back of the RX-7 rim. i have not used them yet though.

 

This is the worst thread I've read in a while, this isn't a text message bro. We can't read your tardtype.


Come on here and type like a moron and expect moronic answers and not to be taken seriously. Come on here and type like an intelligent person and expect more intelligent answers and to be taken seriously.

 

I have to agree that this thread is worse than worthless.

You need a better imagination, then, since it will have zero effect on the drivetrain.