buying five lug conversion is this everything i need?
01-04-2008, 11:35 AM
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RE: buying five lug conversion is this everything i need?
looks about right. Let me know how it turns out. I'm doing the same thing to my Fox once it stops raining over here. I plan on using the SN95 front spindles and brakes though. That and then Aerostar axles and drums. I have a set of Billet Specialties Street lites that I'm going to put on the car.
01-04-2008, 09:20 PM
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RE: buying five lug conversion is this everything i need?
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looks about right. Let me know how it turns out. I'm doing the same thing to my Fox once it stops raining over here. I plan on using the SN95 front spindles and brakes though. That and then Aerostar axles and drums. I have a set of Billet Specialties Street lites that I'm going to put on the car.
looks about right. Let me know how it turns out. I'm doing the same thing to my Fox once it stops raining over here. I plan on using the SN95 front spindles and brakes though. That and then Aerostar axles and drums. I have a set of Billet Specialties Street lites that I'm going to put on the car.
01-04-2008, 11:08 PM
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RE: buying five lug conversion is this everything i need?
ORIGINAL: r.barn
Yes, but doing it that way will limit wheel selection
Yes, but doing it that way will limit wheel selection
01-04-2008, 11:35 PM
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RE: buying five lug conversion is this everything i need?
ORIGINAL: notchbackmatt87
theres another way to do it ? if so how using what ? and how come if i do it this way i wont have a good wheel selection ? thanks
ORIGINAL: r.barn
Yes, but doing it that way will limit wheel selection
Yes, but doing it that way will limit wheel selection
01-06-2008, 08:11 PM
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RE: buying five lug conversion is this everything i need?
ORIGINAL: notchbackmatt87
hmm i wonder what other rims i could use if i go with this setup
hmm i wonder what other rims i could use if i go with this setup
as far as 17" wheels I'm not sure of any that won't have a issue with the center caps.
01-06-2008, 08:12 PM
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RE: buying five lug conversion is this everything i need?
ORIGINAL: notchbackmatt87
hmm i wonder what other rims i could use if i go with this setup
hmm i wonder what other rims i could use if i go with this setup
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ORIGINAL: PRO50SC
Yes, they will fit w/ a 3/8" spacer. And you can buy lug nuts that reach into the wheel to make up the extra stud length given up by the spacer. You'll have to hammer the dust cap flat as well but it will work.
ORIGINAL: primetime5.0
bullits will not fit 5 lug rotors, which are just svo/lincoln style rotors you need 95 style brakes to make it work... SEARCH! there is a ton of info on the conversion
bullits will not fit 5 lug rotors, which are just svo/lincoln style rotors you need 95 style brakes to make it work... SEARCH! there is a ton of info on the conversion
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Hers's what I did. I bought all the stuff to do the sn-95 conversion. meanwhile, I was able to make the existing stuff work so the 95 parts are still on the floor at work. Almost 2 years now. DOH!!
I used a 3/8" spacer, bought shoulder style lug nuts that reach into the wheel to grab more thread, mashed my dustcap flat and modified the center cap so it would all work. It looks great and there have been no problems w/ the way it was done.
Hers's what I did. I bought all the stuff to do the sn-95 conversion. meanwhile, I was able to make the existing stuff work so the 95 parts are still on the floor at work. Almost 2 years now. DOH!!
I used a 3/8" spacer, bought shoulder style lug nuts that reach into the wheel to grab more thread, mashed my dustcap flat and modified the center cap so it would all work. It looks great and there have been no problems w/ the way it was done.
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