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have to change the rotors for sure... stock ones won't even bolt up. different bolt pattern. I'm sure they do that on purpose.
If this is true, I wouldn't use those wheels. It requires a specific rotor, when every other wheel after market included, uses the same (stock) bolt pattern.
If this is true, I wouldn't use those wheels. It requires a specific rotor, when every other wheel after market included, uses the same (stock) bolt pattern.
It is true;the Agitator uses 7 bolts,stock is 5.Different spacing also on the rotors.
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