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  1. 03-25-2008, 11:48 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by speedminded
    GM's is 5x120.7...I seriously doubt they'll interchange.

    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!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tubby
    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.
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