is that the bolt pattern for camaros, firebirds, S10s and stuff?

because if so.. camaro wheels will fit on my JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE.
thanks

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Jarrad
United States ARMY Military Police Officer 339th Division


formerly owned:
1990 IROC-Z L98

 

only on the rear.the front has zero offset,i believe

 

OOPPSS. Double whammy!!!

AJ

[This message has been edited by AJ_92RS (edited November 16, 2001).]

 

The bolt pattern is 5 x 4.75 on 'almost' all rear wheel drive cars & the S-10. The Caprice has a 5 x 5" bolt pattern like the trucks.

The way to measure the bolt pattern size on any odd # of studs (5, 7, or 9 for ex.) is to measure from the middle of one to the opposite other, but using the outside edge of the opposite one.

The real way that they measure the distance is the true diameter of the circle which is formed by following the center of the studs. Kinda like a faucet on a sink. Since there are no studs directly opposite of each other on odd # studs, then using that outside edge is the next best thing.

If you want you can draw a cirle on the wheel and measure it that way, but that's too much like work.


..............A
..............O

........O.........O

..........O......O
.................B

From center of "A" to outside edge of "B"

AJ

[This message has been edited by AJ_92RS (edited November 16, 2001).]

 

The 5-on-4.5" pattern is the F*rd and Chrysler pattern. The GM pattern for passenger cars is 5-on-4.76", except for some of the large cars as noted above, which use the standard GM truck pattern of 5-on-5".

So, Camaro wheels will not go on a Jeep.

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"So many Mustangs, so little time..."
ICON Motorsports

 

Ya know. I meant to put the "GM" in front of "cars".

Sorry.

AJ