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Originally posted by Biggy72
ya I can get em drilled for 150.
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OK, drilled for $150. Bet that doesn't include studs and lug nuts.
And then, what are you paying for your new wheels? They ain't free... Oh, and if you want to have your work last a while you need new rear rotors, and new front hubs/rotors. Which means new front bearings.
OK, so how much money are you saving again?
I'm not telling you not to do it--just pointing out that it's not as cheap as you might think, and the first or second time you wear out a pair of brake rotors your total expense will have been more than purchasing the "expensive" wheels that fit without any fuss.
--DD