ericfx1984
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- Kansas City Area
what wheels are these? how wide are they?
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what wheels are these? how wide are they?
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muddypunk
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- Coupeville Whidbey Island washington
Stock early 90's 15 /7 or 15 /6 small is what they are
- Location
- WA state
15x7 stock alum wheels. They are my favorite.
ericfx1984
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- Kansas City Area
thank you for the quick reply
Mighty.Mighty_XJ
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- VA ... in the dark
They're stock, but if you like them and want to find something similar, American Racing Outlaw II look very similar, also Eagle Alloy Series 66 I think. Sizes & bs vary.
- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
BS is 5.25 on those stock rims iirc, everything else has already been said.
I have a set sitting in storage, those look a lot nicer than mine though, mine are badly corroded.
My favorites are the 96?-98 dark-highlight ZJ Canyon rims.
I have a set sitting in storage, those look a lot nicer than mine though, mine are badly corroded.
My favorites are the 96?-98 dark-highlight ZJ Canyon rims.
BrokenSockets
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- Ayr, Ontario
I Had them on my 92 sport. I remember them being heavy, but I did like them. Mine had the rivet pattern around the outside.
I think they are usually just referred to as "10-hole"
I think they are usually just referred to as "10-hole"
Or 'pepperpots' - not to be confused with the 10-spoke or 'turbine' wheels.
There's a reference matching pictures to dimensions here; it may be handy. Lacks backspacing and offset info, though.
cjsxj87
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- Connecticut
No, Gamblers are diffrent. Those are 10 holes. Those are 15x7 and 5.5 inches of backspacing.
