Wheel Adapters
#1
Wheel Adapters
Anyone have experience with them. I like a few types of wheels that won't fit the 5x110. I would make sure that the fit was proper, the adapters of high quality and all that jazz of course.
Thanks
Thanks
Last edited by Clevelandhhrss; 07-03-2008 at 08:56 AM.
#2
Although wheel adapters are generally not recommended, that's not to say the ones you're looking at are not safe. Just be real careful there.
Pay very close attention to the end result offset, IOW the actual wheel offset combined with what the adapter may add. There's not much room to play with on the HHR.
Pay very close attention to the end result offset, IOW the actual wheel offset combined with what the adapter may add. There's not much room to play with on the HHR.
#3
I think a 1/2" adapter is pretty safe and that is all you need to change the bolt pattern. The offset on my wheels sets them out half an inch and they work fine so I don't think that would be a problem. I did know a guy in Florida that made some super strong wheel adapters that we used on kit cars. Some guys were running a 3" spacer! That is just ridiculous.
Edit: Looks like 1" is about the smallest you can get from just my quick eBay search.
Edit: Looks like 1" is about the smallest you can get from just my quick eBay search.
#6
Danko, mine were the screw on kind. I had to drill and tap three holes into each wheel lip. Never had any problem with dents. The problem I had was cracking. They did look phenomenal in my opinion, but too much trouble. We're really liking the look of the new 18s we now have. (Gotta make some time to update that sig picture one of these days!)
#9
That size is actually smaller in diameter than the stock tires. I need details on the guy supposedly running 27" diameter tires on 20" wheels on a stock HHR that I read somewhere here in this forum. It is getting frustrating that I want to increase tire diameter, think there is room to do so and cannot get anyone to confirm with details from experience..........