wheel adapters?

[jt thomas]

just finished lowering my 2000 ex and i must say may be the single best mod yet. rides and drives great handles much better with a lot less body roll. anyway to my question. i was told that the only way to get my 2nd gen lightning wheels to fit was to buy adapters. i have heard that they do make them but i dont know WHO THEY ARE. anyone know i would greatly appreciate any help.

 

[zachow3]

just finished lowering my 2000 ex and i must say may be the single best mod yet. rides and drives great handles much better with a lot less body roll. anyway to my question. i was told that the only way to get my 2nd gen lightning wheels to fit was to buy adapters. i have heard that they do make them but i dont know WHO THEY ARE. anyone know i would greatly appreciate any help.

Ebay has these
http://api.viglink.com/api/click?fo...em19cb4f7a65&jsonp=vglnk_jsonp_13295536477813

 

[Silver X]

You need an adapter like this 5 x 4.5 to 5 x 135mm. Also keep in mind the thickness of the adapter and the width & offset of the wheel you're planning to use. You don't want to push the wheel out too far. This place has thicknesses from 3/4" to 2.3" for that type of adapter.

http://www.roadkillenterprises.com/...apter-5-x-4-50-to-5-x-135-wheel-bolt-pattern/


I have never used anything from this company. I'm just showing you what's available to help you start looking.