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Old 03-12-2006, 05:00 PM
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6 lug wheels

are the 6 lug pattern toyota trucks use the same as chevrolet 6 lug? Just wanted to find out before i buy a set of wheels from a chevy truck.
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i think the only chevy that the bolt pattern is the same from is the k5 blazers

the bolt patter for our yotas is 6x5.5
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really? can anybody say for sure b/c these wheels are a steal and i need to let the guy know.
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Originally Posted by Rocklobster
really? can anybody say for sure b/c these wheels are a steal and i need to let the guy know.
Find a pic of the wheels and i'll tell you.
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You will need to also check the size of the center bore-if I remember correctly the spare wheel from my '04 Z-71 would not fit on my Toyota. Also the backspacing and offset should be checked.
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so it might be wise to just pass up on these wheels?
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No, most chevy lug patterns are the same as toyota.. they are 6 on 5.5
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Are Chevy rims lug-centric like Toyota's? I think someone once said they are hub-centric which would give you some vibration problems, depending on how big the difference is.
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Originally Posted by marko3xl3
Are Chevy rims lug-centric like Toyota's? I think someone once said they are hub-centric which would give you some vibration problems, depending on how big the difference is.

They are hub centric on the Chevy.
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FYI stock backspacing on first gen rims is about 4.25in i belive
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Originally Posted by dragr1
They are hub centric on the Chevy.
is this going to cause a major headache then when i got to put the wheels on?
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The main problem with most Chevy rims is that the center hole is too small to fit on a Toyota hub.
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why not try em first?
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well i would test fit them but the guy isnt local
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I think Chevy has a big bore and a small bore... The big bore Chevy setups would fit but not the small bore...
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Make sure to check the backspacing. I was looking at some rims and they said the backspacing was like 5 in. or something like that. I don't remember what year chevy they were from.
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Does anyone know what brand this is


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