Wheel Bolt Pattern
onegoofywar
02-02-2006, 04:10 PM
Does anyone know if '03-'05 wheel bolt patterns will fit earlier CV's?
I guess they would both have a 5 lug, 4.5" pattern, but I heard the lugs may have different mm sizes.
I would like to put '03-05 wheels on my '01.
Thanks.
I guess they would both have a 5 lug, 4.5" pattern, but I heard the lugs may have different mm sizes.
I would like to put '03-05 wheels on my '01.
Thanks.
G-man422
02-02-2006, 04:23 PM
go to www.tirerack.com and go to "wheeles" on the left somewhere it should tell you, pluss you can check out some sweet rims while you're at it.
onegoofywar
02-02-2006, 04:45 PM
Thanks, but I had already checked tire rack.
You can punch in a year and model for rims or packages.
They will give you rim sizes for a specific year and model, but no data as to inter-changing years or possible different bolt patterns.
You can punch in a year and model for rims or packages.
They will give you rim sizes for a specific year and model, but no data as to inter-changing years or possible different bolt patterns.
onegoofywar
02-03-2006, 03:53 PM
Well, I'm told 1993 wheels will fit on any Vic up to and including 2002. From 2003 and up you have to user a spacer or something.
Can anyone confirm this?
Can anyone confirm this?
BMFer1
02-04-2006, 07:08 PM
It's all about the offset. 03 & up wheels would have to have huge spacers to fit properly on a 92-02 Vic. I would recommend finding some nice 16" rims from any 92-02 model instead. Spacers are asking for trouble.
onegoofywar
02-04-2006, 09:46 PM
It's all about the offset. 03 & up wheels would have to have huge spacers to fit properly on a 92-02 Vic. I would recommend finding some nice 16" rims from any 92-02 model instead. Spacers are asking for trouble.
Thanks. I was talking to a wheel dealer who said the rears would fit fine, but the front need a 1" spacer to keep the rims from rubbing against the caliper.
Appreciated your info BMFer1. I will stay away from the late model wheels.
Thanks. I was talking to a wheel dealer who said the rears would fit fine, but the front need a 1" spacer to keep the rims from rubbing against the caliper.
Appreciated your info BMFer1. I will stay away from the late model wheels.
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