Anyone running '02 and up rims on a 2000 model?
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08-19-2006, 05:24 PM
Anyone running '02 and up rims on a 2000 model?
i dunno if the bolt pattern is the same on them i guess i would look it up before purchase. i would look up tire kits in Ronnie's and see if the 02 and the 00 rim pattern is the same. i don't think you would need spacers all that would do is put added stress on the machine even though it would make the stance wider which would be nice.
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09-07-2006, 10:15 AM
Anyone running '02 and up rims on a 2000 model?
Aluminum aftermarket ones should work but the stock steel ones wouldn't due to wheel to brake caliper clearance issues w/o a spacer. As far as offset and lug spacing, they are the same. The only thing you may find is some clearance issues with the circle on the end of the hub being a extremely tight fit to the hub hole of the rim. I know the ITP rims will fit fine.
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