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AE92 Stud pattern??
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Wed, 22 May 2002 03:34
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as the topic says, what is the stud pattern on an ae92. 4*100, am i correct?
btw, how is this determined?
thanks
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Wed, 22 May 2002 03:52
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You are correct, they would be 4 x 100.
This is determined by the distance in mm from centre to centre, either across or next to studs.
I hope that made sense 
Cheers Norm.
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Wed, 22 May 2002 06:53
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Thank-you  the 17's are MINE!!!
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Re: AE92 Stud pattern??
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Wed, 22 May 2002 07:59
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A word of advice.
check more than just the stud pattern. Offset is important from a practical, legal and safety perspective.
For example 45mm offset will not fit on your car (assuming you have an ae92SX). I know this because they don't fit on my car (16" x 7).
take it easy,
Monty
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I supported Toymods
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Re: AE92 Stud pattern??
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Wed, 22 May 2002 11:34
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how do you measure the off set?? can someone explain how its measured?
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Re: AE92 Stud pattern??
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Thu, 23 May 2002 02:24
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CAN I FIT 17'S ON A COROLLA????
i have a csi ltd, not an sx.
SXer, (or others), whats the deal with offset?
how will i know if the offset is wrong? will the wheel phsically not fit on the car?
cos im getting a 2nd hand set cheap from a mate. they are from a honda civic, so do u think it will be ok??
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Re: AE92 Stud pattern??
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Thu, 23 May 2002 02:41
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The offset is stamped on the inside of the rim. As far as I know it is the distance from the mounting face of the wheel (the face that sits against the disc) to the centerline (when seen from above) of the wheel. Different manufacturers use different offsets. I bought wheels from a 3rd gen crx and despite the owners assurance that they would fit my car they actually rub on the suspension struts. You can solve this with spacers but these are illegal and have led to wheels falling off.
I've heard of rollas going around with 17"s (after having guards lipped or pumped out) but not every set of 17"s will fit a rolla - regardless of whether they have the same stud pattern.
Cheers,
Monty
PS - anybody want to buy some 16"s that don't fit an ae92 rolla?
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Re: AE92 Stud pattern??
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Thu, 23 May 2002 06:13
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I had 17 x 7's on my AE82 hatch, and one of my mates has them on his AE92.
Just try one wheel on there and see if it hits anything, the main thing to check is the bottom of the rear spring holder, my 17's just cleared on the back of my car.
Cheers Norm.
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Thu, 23 May 2002 07:36
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| Norm wrote on Thu, 23 May 2002 4:13 PM |
I had 17 x 7's on my AE82 hatch, and one of my mates has them on his AE92.
Just try one wheel on there and see if it hits anything, the main thing to check is the bottom of the rear spring holder, my 17's just cleared on the back of my car.
Cheers Norm.
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cool. so basically if they can pyhsicall go on, then its fine.?? they arent gonna come off on me?
DOES ANYONE KNOW THE OFFSET OF THE COROLLA???
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Re: AE92 Stud pattern??
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Thu, 23 May 2002 10:34
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no more replies needed.
the deal fell through... 
dammit.
thanks for replies anyway.
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Re: AE92 Stud pattern??
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Thu, 23 May 2002 22:23
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From memory the offset is +38mm
I could be wrong. Have a look at the back of a stock toyota alloy and it will be stamped on.
As for wheels falling off - I was only suggesting that that was a possibility if you use wheel spacers. Spacers can put more load on wheel bolts and allow movement and fatigue and so lead to three wheeled cars...
take it easy,
Monty
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