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Old 08-17-2008, 10:01 PM
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2001 hole pattern

Hello,
I'm looking for a set of aftermarket rims and depending on which site i'm on, they list them as 5-115 or 5-114.3.
Which one is it?
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Re: 2001 hole pattern

The proper bolt pattern is 5 X 115mm. The 5 X 114.3 is an alternate bolt pattern that should work. Commonly found on Ford Mustangs and there is a better a variety of aftermarket wheels in that size as a result. But I would stay with wheels that have the 5 X 115 pattern.



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Re: 2001 hole pattern

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I will stick with the 5-115 and thanks for the welcome in my first post.
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