Quick wheel question
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November 25, 2007 06:37 am UTC
November 25, 2007 06:37 am UTC
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Does anyone know if probe wheels will fit on a 2G N/T Eclipse? The bolt patterns are the same, but we're unsure of a difference in hub ring size. Is there a place we could looks this up? Or does anyone happen to know off-hand if they will fit? If it makes a difference, they're 14" 5x114.3 stock probe wheels.
Thanks in advance
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Re: Quick wheel question
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December 20, 2007 03:49 am UTC
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Thanks for the pic, Scott. The wheels I got looked nothing like the ones you have, though... 14" Probe "snowflake" wheels. They look really dumb, but they fit alright. I can barely fit my finger in the space between the calipers and the rim.
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Re: Quick wheel question
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January 12, 2008 09:25 pm UTC
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Late response here, but yeah, the snowflakes fit fine. Although since putting them on, I've noticed a lot of clunking from the rear of the car, which goes away when I apply the brakes. Not sure if it's related (I'm also still lowered 3.5", and went from a 225/35/18 wheel to a 185(or 195, I forget which)/50/14 wheel.
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