Wrong size rims, drilling new holes?

[g2driver]

Well I got these rims off of a co-worker for free, because the 1 rim is bent, but if I can make them fit I can get it fixed. They are a 4 bolt pattern so i assumed they'd fit because I thought 4X100 was the most common size. Well these rims are a little bigger. I was thinking if it was possible to drill 4 holes for the lugs between these holes. I have a drill press so they would be straight, but the two things im worried about are strength of the rim, and they wouldnt have that stepped hole. Could I drill them out flush and use bolts instead of lugs? Any ideas guys?

Thanks, Matt

[mkymonkey]

unless you can find the exact center for the rims and get them perfectly balanced....i wouldnt do it. or you can have a pro do it.

[AccordRacing21]

Noooo don't do it. That's so unsafe.

[ghettogeddy]

you might be able to make an adapter plate for um but as for actually drilling new holes i agree with every one else its pritty dagerouse that and u would totaly feel the wheel hop

[halxi]

or you could change your hub out to a 4x114 pattern

wouldnt be too difficult... just retarded.

[ivanfbi]

if you want some of your wheels pass you while you're on the freeway, do it!

[g2driver]

Yah gud idea guys. Dont mess with brakes or wheels.

~Matt

[BITESIZE]

Buy an adapter for all wheels. Don't go drilling anything unless being dead on the side of the road is a game plan.

[A18A]

http://images.trademe.co.nz/photoserver/82/19054782_full.jpg
this looks very home made, even i know a profesional wouldnt of drilled the holes that close to the others

[MessyHonda]

just sell the rims and tires and with the save the money untill you get enough money to get a real set of rims and tires that fit