I have a wheel that's 4x113 and a 70mm hub bore. I want them redrilled to 4x100 but I'm not sure if its possible with a 70mm bore. iirc e30s have 67mm hub bores? Im not sure how much smaller 4x100 is compared to 4x113. If anyone has seen a 4x100 wheel with a 70mm hub bore please let me know or send a pic.
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Is 70mm hub with 4x100 possible?
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Would all come down to the physical design of the wheel. If there is alot of material there to drill then you might be all good. If not you might be out of luck.
Re-drilling wheels is a grey area that I personally would not enter in to. Lots of people do it sure, and "i've never had an issue" is the common comment, but you are on your own really as you have modified a designed wheel.
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Thanks for the feedback guys. They're enkei ek98's. 4x114.3 15x7 et19. I don't want to use adapters because they'll poke to much in the front, I believe. My neighbor down the road is a professional welder and will be doing all the filling. I already got a rough estimate on what it's going to cost to redrill the wheels at a local shop. I'm almost ready to get all of this in motion, but before I do I just wanted to make sure it's possible given the space. It looks pretty tight especially with the center nut threads in the way but if 72mm 4x100's are out there then this shouldn't be a problem? I believe if I bought studs and used a narrow lug nut it would fit? I'm not using these wheels to go to the track, just for car shows and weekend cruises. Also since they are being filled and redrilled, and not just drilled again I think they should be structurally sound.
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