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tw0123 · 08-02-2013, 10:25 PM

bolt pattern, center hub bore size is all the same... 5x115, 70.3...

by the way, if your wheel is that wobbly, put it on the rear if it is not already... I can guarantee you would rather lose a rear wheel vs a drive/steering wheel to be able to still maintain as much control of the vehicle as possible...

also, depending on your budget, a good rim shop should be able to fix the bend in your stock wheel, and would be cheaper than buying a whole new set of rims if you like what you have now...

08-02-2013, 10:25 PM	#9
tw0123 OSV coming soon!!!!! Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: lindsay, ontario Posts: 2,377	bolt pattern, center hub bore size is all the same... 5x115, 70.3... by the way, if your wheel is that wobbly, put it on the rear if it is not already... I can guarantee you would rather lose a rear wheel vs a drive/steering wheel to be able to still maintain as much control of the vehicle as possible... also, depending on your budget, a good rim shop should be able to fix the bend in your stock wheel, and would be cheaper than buying a whole new set of rims if you like what you have now... __________________ Misty: 3400, S&S headers, TCE 65mm TB, CAI, 180* TStat, Milzy motor & tranny mount, 18" BOSS 328 & much more... going osv!! Silver: 2.4L, 5 speed, GAGT seats, front & rear STB's, all red tails, led headlights, Magnaflow muffler, Milzy Motor mount, WAI, Cosmo short shifter; sold n missed Tequila: 2.4L, GA interior swap, scrapped...