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5x98 hub conversion
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19/05/2009 12:01
19/05/2009 12:01
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coupe_integrale
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I know people have done this - just really wanting to know how big a job it is.
thanks James
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Re: 5x98 hub conversion
[Re: coupe_integrale]
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19/05/2009 12:38
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coupedave
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i have seen on the net you can get hub adaptors, think they are by H&R, about £120 per pair i think and will convert your 4x98 to 5x98, basically just hubcentric spacers with a different stud pattern
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Re: 5x98 hub conversion
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19/05/2009 15:33
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I don't really want to go from 4 to 5 studs using adapters, wouldn't mind adapters for different PCD with the same number of studs but the holes are a little close together for my liking on the 4 to 5 stud adapters.
I know Johns and Redd both had Alfa 5x98 hubs on their cars and was wondering how much work was involved.
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Re: 5x98 hub conversion
[Re: Jimbo]
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22/05/2009 10:30
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You need the GTV front hubs which are pretty cheap. GTV front and rear discs. Then you need the rear bearing that needs to be machined for the coupe - it is not the GTV one and I only ever figured out which one by re-ordering using the code on my rear hubs (But I think I know a man that has that info). The rear hubs are quite expensive.
If I was doing it now I would change to GTA front discs and Ferrari calipers at the same time as you have to change discs anyway.
You can not do a stud conversion to the most common stud patterns - such as 5x100 because the studs overlap too much. I think 5x114.3 is possible (giving you Jap hubs) but the problem with that approach is you will need ET50+ alloys so only porsche pattern is suitable at that sort of offset
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