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2025 Warlock Wheel and Tire Replacement
- Thread starter rb13
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The bore size is 106.25 vs stock 77.8. So you will need hub rings. The only other caveat is not all 18" rims fit. It's all about the ID sizing as 18" rims fit close to the brake caliper assembly.
Some don't fit. Others just require specific placement of the balancing wheel weights during installation.
Some don't fit. Others just require specific placement of the balancing wheel weights during installation.
Thanks for the response! I am a little worried about the inside diameter. Finding the inside diameter dimension of any wheel is harder than it seems like it should be. Any advice other than pulling a tape measure with the wheels in hand?
You nailed it. The actual wheel ID typically is not shared data which makes it difficult to know.
If you do some searching. You can see what people have had luck with. It does seem like (most) Fuel and Method wheels fit. But no guarantee with that statement.
I've been thinking about this a lot and curios to see what people think before I bring the idea to my local shop. Is it worthwhile, or doable, to either replace the calipers or the rotors and calipers with something smaller? I'm finding a lot of 17" wheels that I really like and they're less expensive. My goal is to get more rubber to fill the wheel wells, so smaller wheel and larger tires.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
Any thing possible with time and money. But I don't think that has ever been accomplished. You in theory would be diminishing your overall braking performance. You can ever-so slightly shave the calipers down when they have high casting spots to fit tight 18".
