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Old 11-06-2002, 11:42 AM
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Wheel Question??

ok, i have 16x7 AR X-Comp (205-45-16 tires) wheels on my civic with 4-lug pattern, and i am gunna be selling them when i switch back to my stocks for winter. My question is this, will these wheels fit any car with a 4 lug pattern? or only certin cars?
sorry if its a stupid question but i just wanna be sure before i sell them.
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Since it's off a Civic it will only fit other cars with 4x100 bolt pattterns. Make sure you say what offset it is too. It should fit: CRX, Civics, Integras (Except Type R), VW Jettas and Golfs, and the Miata.
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thanks alot for the help!
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