rims/tires
08-05-2002, 11:52 AM
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rims/tires
since i dun have lotta money i havta go to the wreckyard and find some tires to put on my car........jus for now and they sell 15 bux with rim and everything (u can find new ones out there) anyways from which cars do they fit on a 81 280zx..
like would from 70's 240's to 83's 280zxs' fit on mine and other cars too like ford chevy or somethin.....
like would from 70's 240's to 83's 280zxs' fit on mine and other cars too like ford chevy or somethin.....
08-05-2002, 12:23 PM
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Re: rims/tires
Here's a list for you. Look at the 4 x 4 1/2 section:
http://home.att.net/~fteufert1/wheels/bolt-pat.htm
Also, rims come indifferent "offsets." Meaning that where a wheel mounts in relationship to the width of the rim differs (i.e. when mounted a 7" wide wheel may have 3.5" on either side of the mounting point, or it could have 6" behind and 1" in front). Z's (at least early ones) had zero offset, meaning that the mounting points were centered on the rim (3.5" on either side in the 7" wheel exanple). Many front wheel drive wheels are significantly different than this. Try to stay at zero offset.
http://home.att.net/~fteufert1/wheels/bolt-pat.htm
Also, rims come indifferent "offsets." Meaning that where a wheel mounts in relationship to the width of the rim differs (i.e. when mounted a 7" wide wheel may have 3.5" on either side of the mounting point, or it could have 6" behind and 1" in front). Z's (at least early ones) had zero offset, meaning that the mounting points were centered on the rim (3.5" on either side in the 7" wheel exanple). Many front wheel drive wheels are significantly different than this. Try to stay at zero offset.
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