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    Rim Question

    A Friend of mine has a beautiful set of white rims. I'm trying to find the make and model of it, but they are in perfect condition [just have to clean them] and the tires are in excellent condition [90%+ of the thread].

    i obv have a cb7 which is a bolt patter of 4X114.3. The rim have 10 holes so i'm assuming that is a 5 bolt pattern. how can i change my bolt patter to match that of the rim?

    note: i looked up wheel adapter but they all seem to go from 4-4 or 5-5, but nothing like 4-5 [i'm referring to the bolt]

    picture is included

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    5 lug conversion:

    One way to do it:
    http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...lug+conversion

    Another way to do it:
    http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=25357
    Last edited by Father Time; 11-18-2007, 01:30 PM.
    3 CB's gone....
    1 WK Overland....

    Still miss the CB though......maybe one day.

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      so i will have to change my things.... i was hoping there was some kind of adapter that would convert the 4lug to 5lug..

      time to save up and get the parts.
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        As stated above , 5-Lug conversion is the only way to go OR get another set of rims with the matching bolt pattern.

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          Originally posted by DarkShadow707
          As stated above , 5-Lug conversion is the only way to go OR get another set of rims with the matching bolt pattern.
          5-lug conversion is my only way... new set of rims = money
          those rims = FREE
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            5-lug conversion = money.
            New wheels = money.

            So either way you are spending money... depends if you really like those rims, I guess. BUT 5-lug conversion is pretty sick. So go for it.
            Click for my ride thread.

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              well is the perfect opportunity because i wanted to convert my rear dumB into rear brake pads, so now i have a reason to do it.
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