Just wasted a 120 klm round trip to get some 15" corolla rims from a 2006 model ~ the PCD was only 100 ! When did that change from 114.3?

 

Does anyone happen to know which car I can easily source some 15 inch rim of 4 x 114.3 pcd like these corolla ones?

 

thanks

R31.

R31 skyline

thanks for the lightening fast reply LRS ~ it would seem that finding some rocking horse poo is easier than a set of R31's ... people seem to think that steel rims are gold plated :-o

Edited August 27, 201511 yr by frosty

I think they changed when they went FWD. The beginning of the end......

There are a couple, only a couple of 4x114.3 pcd later model rims around 2000 onwards. Not sure on offset but most are 14 or 15 inch,

might have to do a bit of a search. Other options include cheap steel rims that can be supplied blank or drilled to suit, the drifters use these.

Out of curiosity why you want heavy steel wheels?

Hyundai elantra are 114.3, though the offset will probably be poo.

Just wasted a 120 klm round trip to get some 15" corolla rims from a 2006 model ~ the PCD was only 100 ! When did that change from 114.3?

 

Changed to 4x100 back at the AE82 (only missed out by, like, 20 years), then went to 5x114.3 for the ZRE152 (and the ZRE182 sedan is 5x100 for some crazy reason)

s13 silvia but may not be chasers. only alloys

Also try the liteace/hiace vans that came withheld 7-k motor, they run 4 stud chaser style wheels

Edited November 1, 201510 yr by Twincam16seca

Thanks for that ~ will try and find some of those and see.

 

cheers all

since you re on the sunny coast I have an r31 wheel here you can have for $50, then you only need 3 lol. I also have steel elanta wheels, and lancer wheels here as well they are all 114.3 but offset is wrong, they fit on the back but not the front, offset is wrong regardless.

Offset doesn't matter, as I need the centres, as I will be putting 5.5 inch rims on them with the offset that I need.