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Got the wheels and tires on the car,they are cragar 17x7s wrapped in continental extreme contacts 225/45/17
You need longer wheel studs.
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Cosbysweater's 244: ATS Brakes All The Things/Wish It Was A CTS-V
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You need longer wheel studs.
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I have 3 inch arps
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clearly you need 3.5" ARPs
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Those are the stock studs with a 10mm spacer arps are in it now
PeaceEngineered
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Indeed! Will not pass tech inspection either. Just looking out for your safety. The threads should be at minimum flush with the outer part of the nut, but a few threads extended is best. I like the wheels BTW.
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Also I am looking forward/afraid to weigh it when it's all done...
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Read the above post
122power
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Those wheels are ugly.
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Yes they are, but they are cheap and fit
BillyMaysHere
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Your words are obtuse
122power
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spruill242
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they look like a ford taurus spare wheel. You paid for those?
He made your mom pay for them....
(totally just a joke)
122power
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he is pretty charming.
Sleeper look.
Sleeper look.
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49 each shipped 17x7 5x108/5x114.3
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Should have kept the Evo wheels
BillyMaysHere
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How bou dat
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Cash me ousside
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Would have cost a lot to make them work
toms_elleck
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FWIW, I'm using the same wheels on my LS swap 240 project with an 8.8 rear end.
55Superbeetle used them on his legendary turbo LS 242 also:
Plus, they look less weird when you bolt up 15" steelies on the rear with slicks:
55Superbeetle used them on his legendary turbo LS 242 also:
Plus, they look less weird when you bolt up 15" steelies on the rear with slicks:
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Yea cheap and effective. I have a set of 15x6.5 in the same style rim with et streets
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