YearOne Snowflakes: Direct Replacement
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YearOne Snowflakes: Direct Replacement
OK, so I KNOW that the standard size GTA wheel is 16 x 8 and the YearOne silver snowflake wheels are 17 x 9, but is the bolt pattern different? Could I pull the GTA wheels off and put these straight on the car, or will i have to make any changes (besides new tires)?
https://www.yearone.com/Product/1982...d/sfw179slvv2s
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Re: YearOne Snowflakes: Direct Replacement
Bolt pattern is the same. But you would need to find out the backspacing of the snowflake wheels to see if you will need a spacer to fit correctly in the wheel well without rubbing.
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Re: YearOne Snowflakes: Direct Replacement
Is anyone running them now? With the front GTA wheels being deeper than the rear, I’d be surprised if spacers up front and/or in back would be needed.
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Re: YearOne Snowflakes: Direct Replacement
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Re: YearOne Snowflakes: Direct Replacement
I probably wouldn’t upgrade the brakes, so maybe they wouldn’t stick out that far. I’d just have to figure out what size hub ring I would need. Thanks!
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