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Offline steves p38

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Help with frontera sport wheel size's
« on: July 21, 2009, 21:04:44 »
Hi does any body know the width, off set, and pdc (stud patten) of the standard 15 inch frontera sport alloy wheels

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Re: Help with frontera sport wheel size's
« Reply #1 on: July 25, 2009, 07:35:21 »
pcd is 139 (the jap 6 stud) the width of the wheel varies depending on model, but either 7J or 7.5J and the offset also varies, but the early 'a' on leafs has a deeper dish than the later 'a' on coils.

You can retro fit the early wheels on later ones, but later wheels (or trooper since they have the same offset) on early ones will cause rubbing.

Wheels from troopers mitsis toyota's will all fit on the frontera.
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Re: Help with frontera sport wheel size's
« Reply #2 on: July 25, 2009, 09:11:49 »
Cheers these are the early ones for a l reg on leaf springs

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Re: Help with frontera sport wheel size's
« Reply #3 on: July 28, 2009, 00:36:50 »
If it's any help the standard alloys on a coil sprung A series are 16 x 7 and the offset is 38 mm (think it's minus 38).  Anyway I fitted Mitsi L200 wheels (from a 52 plate) the size of those are 16 x 7 with a 10 mm offset. That means each wheel now stands further out by 28 mm. With 265/75 R 16 Insa Turbo dakar's fitted it brings the tyre just about flush with the flare of the wheel arch (SWB has wider flares on the front than a LWB).

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