im located in phoenix az, and im in the process of getting a set of bbs rs that are 5x130 and i need them to be 4x100. where can i send them to get done? the only place around here (wheel specialist) say that its not possible.
where can i get these filled and redrilled?
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there are tons you can redrill, but you need to get stats to the wheels shops. they can tell by looking...Comment
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take them to a shop and ask then.Comment
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Porsche.
What is the offset of the wheels? Which model did they come off of? Some Porsche offsets (944, 911) are 52 & 53.5et respectively. Others measure in the 60s [928] and some in the high 40s.
What does this mean for you? You can get adapters and run them SAFELY with a lower cost than having them filled and redrilled. You will have a much easier time selling them as well because others won't want to be a wheel that is structurally compromised if they have any sense.
There is a group buy on adapters in the classified forums. Best of luck.Comment
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This. Adapters are the way to go, don't ruin a set of wheels like this by having them filled/drilled.You can get adapters and run them SAFELY with a lower cost than having them filled and redrilled. You will have a much easier time selling them as well because others won't want to be a wheel that is structurally compromised if they have any sense.
There is a group buy on adapters in the classified forums. Best of luck.Comment
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Not possible, bbs rs never came in 4x100 with a 34 bolt centre, rs003 are a 15" 30 bolt centre.
If your offsets are already low you could swap the centres for a set of 4x114's and have them redrilled, Porsche centre bore is way to big to run a 4x100 redrill safely.
But, if you have 15mm or more to spare on the offset go with the adapters like everyone has mentioned.Comment
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Wheel specialist know what they're talking about. If they won't do it there's a reason.
Also, azbmw.orgComment

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