5 lug??
Hey, well I found sum 17'' FR500's that im gunna have to get, and i was wondering who will do the 5 lug swap for me and how much it will cost, ussually id do it on my own but im not going to really have time to since im starting a new job and school. LMK it wont b for probley a month but im trying to make plans and save up the money so i can get the wheels before i get the 5 lug. Thanks
-Seth
-Seth
I've got a rear end that already has the 5 lug swap done to it. I also have 5 lug fronts spindles, calipers and rotors off a lincoln. You can have the whole ball of wax for $200. I just need to get it out of the back yard brfore Sweetums starts beating me with it.
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YO! Barry! You LOST!
YO! Barry! You LOST!
good deal but lincoln rotors WILL NOT WORK with fr500s. you must use sn95 brakes for the front. LSVTECHATCH or something like that on here sells the complete front swap for $150. thats what i used on a customers car.
the wheel sizes i used are from wheelreplica. The fronts are 17x9 with a +24mm offset or 5.85 bs. The rears are 17x10.5 with with a +27mm offset or 6.84 bs. i used 245/45/17s up front and 275/40/17s in the rear.
if you use lincoln rear axles and dics it should fit fine but if you use SN95 axles they may stick out since they are wider. and if you used a drum conversion (my customer did) you will need 7/16s spacer and longer studs which put the lip of the wheel even with the lip of the fender. you may be able to get away with 3/8s to tuck them in more but i didnt try that.
good luck.
No shit! Tammy is through with this shit being in the back yard. We won't even get into her feelings about the garage. I need to show some progress and buy a little time.
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YO! Barry! You LOST!
YO! Barry! You LOST!
good deal but lincoln rotors WILL NOT WORK with fr500s. you must use sn95 brakes for the front. LSVTECHATCH or something like that on here sells the complete front swap for $150. thats what i used on a customers car.
the wheel sizes i used are from wheelreplica. The fronts are 17x9 with a +24mm offset or 5.85 bs. The rears are 17x10.5 with with a +27mm offset or 6.84 bs. i used 245/45/17s up front and 275/40/17s in the rear.
if you use lincoln rear axles and dics it should fit fine but if you use SN95 axles they may stick out since they are wider. and if you used a drum conversion (my customer did) you will need 7/16s spacer and longer studs which put the lip of the wheel even with the lip of the fender. you may be able to get away with 3/8s to tuck them in more but i didnt try that.
good luck.
the wheel sizes i used are from wheelreplica. The fronts are 17x9 with a +24mm offset or 5.85 bs. The rears are 17x10.5 with with a +27mm offset or 6.84 bs. i used 245/45/17s up front and 275/40/17s in the rear.
if you use lincoln rear axles and dics it should fit fine but if you use SN95 axles they may stick out since they are wider. and if you used a drum conversion (my customer did) you will need 7/16s spacer and longer studs which put the lip of the wheel even with the lip of the fender. you may be able to get away with 3/8s to tuck them in more but i didnt try that.
good luck.
The fronts that I have are Lincoln. Ther rear end is an 8.8 out of a Fox Mustang.
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YO! Barry! You LOST!
YO! Barry! You LOST!
FYI, the spindles/calipers/rotors are only a small part of what you will need to do this correctly. I lost the link, but there are quite a few sites out there that show the entire process.
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Jeff
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Jeff
93 Coupe - check out my blog - http://www.93coupe.com
01 Cobra - Stockified - Wife Owned and operated
68 Coupe PROJECT <- Been in the family for 25 years!
Not to mention, it's very time consuming and a lot of work.
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Jeff
93 Coupe - check out my blog - http://www.93coupe.com
01 Cobra - Stockified - Wife Owned and operated
68 Coupe PROJECT <- Been in the family for 25 years!
Jeff
93 Coupe - check out my blog - http://www.93coupe.com
01 Cobra - Stockified - Wife Owned and operated
68 Coupe PROJECT <- Been in the family for 25 years!
if you use lincoln rear axles and dics it should fit fine but if you use SN95 axles they may stick out since they are wider. and if you used a drum conversion (my customer did) you will need 7/16s spacer and longer studs which put the lip of the wheel even with the lip of the fender. you may be able to get away with 3/8s to tuck them in more but i didnt try that.
good luck.
good luck.




