What is the bolt pattern for an F-Body rim and...
03-27-2005, 12:11 PM
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What is the bolt pattern for an F-Body rim and... What is the bolt pattern for an f-body rim and what other vehicles can ya put a f-body rim on that are a direct bolt-on/a little work needed.
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or in US standard measurement 5 x 4.75". due to the major positive offset of the wheel, like todd said, very few at all. use them on a corvette (provided they clear the brakes) and that's about it. unless you buy wheel adapters.
03-29-2005, 09:34 AM
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well the thing is that I have some 20" Boyd Coddington Rims that I have no car to put them on anymore. So I am debating on finding another vehicle to put them on or selling them. I just don't know which vehicles they would fit on, even if it required an adapter of some sort...
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BMW's have a 5 x120mm vs. 5 x120.65 for the f-bods but the backspacing is usually so different between the two that I doubt you could find a customer.
I doubt the style would appeal to most Bimmer guys anyway but who knows?
I doubt the style would appeal to most Bimmer guys anyway but who knows?
03-29-2005, 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by WEASEL
BMW's have a 5 x120mm vs. 5 x120.65 for the f-bods but the backspacing is usually so different between the two that I doubt you could find a customer.
I doubt the style would appeal to most Bimmer guys anyway but who knows?
I doubt the style would appeal to most Bimmer guys anyway but who knows?
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03-31-2005, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Xsta Z 28
3 Series . . .
I probably missed some but that should give you a good idea.
03-31-2005, 10:19 PM
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bmw's come with some pretty hot stock wheels, in most cases on the road im looking at the wheels not the car, i dont think anyone would put stock fbody wheels on their cars..
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Originally Posted by 00firebird
bmw's come with some pretty hot stock wheels, in most cases on the road im looking at the wheels not the car, i dont think anyone would put stock fbody wheels on their cars..
Los, stick them in your local paper with the size, and backspacing and what car they were for and you should be able to sell them fairly easy. Many papers will list them for cheap or even free.
Another idea is, if they are in really good shape, you might be able to work out a trade + $ with a local wheel store if you get another car and want some different wheels.
Of course, if you're willing to ship, you can always sell them on here or Ebay.
