Found some Work wheels that have a 5 x 120 lug pattern! 16x7 and 16x8 with a 4" lip in the rear![]()
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Found some Work wheels that have a 5 x 120 lug pattern! 16x7 and 16x8 with a 4" lip in the rear![]()
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yep! If all 4 were 16x8 I would buy them this week.Originally Posted by JITB
buy them and sell them for 10x more...lol
MMMM SO SEX! work it out~!
People would be so pissed if I put them on the e30! hahaha![]()
Why?
1997 M3/4/5
2004 X4 4.4i
1987 325iS 24V 6speed
5x120 is BMW bolt pattern....I have seen ppl use em on 5x4¾ chevy's
PawnShopMike
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Come get yer cableOriginally Posted by DinanM3atl
PawnShopMike
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Work also make wheels for VW
I will sometime soon. I am busy haha
1997 M3/4/5
2004 X4 4.4i
1987 325iS 24V 6speed
isn't that bolt pattern for a vette or something?
Technically 5 x 4.75" is 5 x 120.7Originally Posted by ****dragon
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yea..5x120 is used by GM and BMW
GM's is 5x120.7...I seriously doubt they'll interchange.Originally Posted by thedream2147
They do, although some doubt the safety of doing so.Originally Posted by speedminded
Originally Posted by speedminded
well i have e36 bottle caps on my s10 so ur rong. and i put my boyd cottingtons that were on the truck before that on a e36m3 so idk wat ur talking about but there the same!![]()
The difference is 0.7mm center to center or 0.35mm each lug so there shouldn't be a problem with them interchanging...I'd imagine with the lack of quality control and the amount of precise tolerances GM has you could get anything within several millimeters to fit.Originally Posted by tubby
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Yep, Bimmer wheels and GM lugz do cross, saw a FL Trans Am with M5 wheelz..... ewwwww.....
And had to use a F-body mini spare with my E36 once, Hubs can be an issue, but shouldnt be with that wheel. If you wanted to use them on a 5/114, you could use a spacer/converter. Usually around $75-100 a set of two for decent quality
polish them