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Dublin · 09-02-2005, 11:17 AM

Flamedx4 is correct to a degree. The factory backspacing on many of these will not work, but as for aftermarket many will. This is only a list of what wheels have the correct bolt pattern. i'm not sure I'd want to have a GM embossed wheel on my rig, but the aftermarket rims I use were ordered for a 98 GMC. The center hub differs on many of these as well, some larger some smaller. with this list and correct measurements of your backspacing and hub size you should be able to go to any yard or wheel shop and get what you need. The center hub could be larger and not a problem, also wheel spacers are availible but personally I don't care for that option.

09-02-2005, 11:17 AM	#7 (permalink)
Dublin Contributing Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Appleton, Wi. USA Posts: 884	Flamedx4 is correct to a degree. The factory backspacing on many of these will not work, but as for aftermarket many will. This is only a list of what wheels have the correct bolt pattern. i'm not sure I'd want to have a GM embossed wheel on my rig, but the aftermarket rims I use were ordered for a 98 GMC. The center hub differs on many of these as well, some larger some smaller. with this list and correct measurements of your backspacing and hub size you should be able to go to any yard or wheel shop and get what you need. The center hub could be larger and not a problem, also wheel spacers are availible but personally I don't care for that option. __________________ 94 4Runner 4x4, V6 Auto, Outlaw II's with BFG 33x12.5x15 on stock suspension (no lift), Kenwood KDC-MVP Sirius/MP3 player, Bushwacker extenda-flares, 1700 watt power inverter, Air intake mod, Radio Shack CB, GPS, Swing arm tire carrier, modified 1st gen Toyota 4Runner Rollbar, Aisin manual hubs, 87 inclinometer, Toyota Brush guard. Where ever you go, there you are. I started out with nothing & still have most of it left.