bolt pattern question !!!
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bolt pattern question !!!
hey fellas!
i had 20' rims on my previous ride 06 nissan maxima and now i try to
have em on my 07 gs
i know 06 maxima 's bolt pattern is 5 x 114.3 which i think 07 gs's bolt pattern
do ya'll think they will fit with no problem?
20' rims information - 245/35z/20 5x 114.3 non staggered rims
no rub no problem with this size of rims?
i had 20' rims on my previous ride 06 nissan maxima and now i try to
have em on my 07 gs
i know 06 maxima 's bolt pattern is 5 x 114.3 which i think 07 gs's bolt pattern
do ya'll think they will fit with no problem?
20' rims information - 245/35z/20 5x 114.3 non staggered rims
no rub no problem with this size of rims?
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BOLT pattenr is the same but the GS is RWD and the Maxima is FWD so offsets likely will be FWD biased and look tucked on the GS. Also what GS do you have, if it has the big 4 piston brakes it likely won't fit. The Maxima has puny 2 piston brakes.
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Since you have the car, and you have the wheels... why even bother asking if they'll fit, just put the wheels on and see for yourself it won't take a huge amount of your time just to swap the wheels and see how it goes.
Most one piece wheels are made with a larger backspacing pad to accomodate larger brakes. You usually don t start having lower disked wheels until you run staggered set ups and then it's usually the rear wheel that low disk. I had a set of 22x8.5 in my maxima and they fit on my Lexus. Like I said before the bolt pattern is the same the Lexus center bore is smaller you ll need hub rings.
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