Will they fit? (tires)
11-16-01, 02:21 PM
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The four lug for the first gen non-GSL-SE is a 4x110mm pattern (very rare!).
The GSL-SE and the four lug second gens are another bolt pattern (I am not sure what) .
The only cars I know of that have the same pattern are older mazdas and on of the 80's 626 that has 14 inch aluminium rims.
Hope this helps.
PS There is a sweet set of 15 inch Koseis 4 sale on thepartstrader for $550 w/tires.
link:http://www.thepartstrader.com/single...0&adnum=220094
The four lug for the first gen non-GSL-SE is a 4x110mm pattern (very rare!).
The GSL-SE and the four lug second gens are another bolt pattern (I am not sure what) .
The only cars I know of that have the same pattern are older mazdas and on of the 80's 626 that has 14 inch aluminium rims.
Hope this helps.
PS There is a sweet set of 15 inch Koseis 4 sale on thepartstrader for $550 w/tires.
link:http://www.thepartstrader.com/single...0&adnum=220094
11-16-01, 04:16 PM
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Hmmmm......What about a convertion to fit the '86 4 lug wheels on a '83? Any idea what is the effort required or even if it is a good idea? (I'm trying hard as hell to find a way for there wheels to fit, i like them a lot!!)
Too bad the '86 4 lug doesn't fit my '83 4 lug setup. hehehe i guess that would be to easy. In any case it means another project. *happy little dance*
Too bad the '86 4 lug doesn't fit my '83 4 lug setup. hehehe i guess that would be to easy. In any case it means another project. *happy little dance*
11-16-01, 11:37 PM
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Originally posted by error402
Hmmmm......What about a convertion to fit the '86 4 lug wheels on a '83? Any idea what is the effort required or even if it is a good idea? (I'm trying hard as hell to find a way for there wheels to fit, i like them a lot!!)
Too bad the '86 4 lug doesn't fit my '83 4 lug setup. hehehe i guess that would be to easy. In any case it means another project. *happy little dance*
Hmmmm......What about a convertion to fit the '86 4 lug wheels on a '83? Any idea what is the effort required or even if it is a good idea? (I'm trying hard as hell to find a way for there wheels to fit, i like them a lot!!)
Too bad the '86 4 lug doesn't fit my '83 4 lug setup. hehehe i guess that would be to easy. In any case it means another project. *happy little dance*
Pillage from it:
Rear axle, Front and rear suspension, front wheel hubs, brake calipers, and brake discs.
You might also need:
Brake hoses, brake master cylinder, brake proportioning valve, driveshaft
All this should bolt onto your 1983 GSL with little effort. The only problem I can think of is your driveshaft. you may need to convert the yoke on your tranny to the SE yoke or the yoke on the SE diff to the 83.
11-16-01, 11:44 PM
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The only problem I can think of is your driveshaft. you may need to convert the yoke on your tranny to the SE yoke or the yoke on the SE diff to the 83.
The only problem I can think of is your driveshaft. you may need to convert the yoke on your tranny to the SE yoke or the yoke on the SE diff to the 83.
11-16-01, 11:55 PM
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Good Call
Originally posted by Felix Wankel
83 was the year of the big pinion flange, and small bearings. The driveshaft he has will work.
83 was the year of the big pinion flange, and small bearings. The driveshaft he has will work.
I thought 83 was the year of the non-replacable U-joints but kept the small flange. Oh well. Got my stuffs mixed.
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