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Old 01-14-02, 10:55 AM
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Will this bolt patteren fit

5 x 4.75
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Nope.
The five lug pattern is 5x4.5in or 5x114.3mm
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Bringing a thread back from the dead....
What is the offset of a 5 lug???????
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+40 mm
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Man don't you guys read the FAQ for FC... every question in this thread was answered there.
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actually its 42mm for offset
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Originally posted by jgrts20
actually its 42mm for offset
that would be wrong.

The stock offset on every Mazda FC OEM wheel is 40mm or 40ET.
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Originally posted by Icemark
that would be wrong.

The stock offset on every Mazda FC OEM wheel is 40mm or 40ET.

Icemark to bad the forum can't be programmrd in a way that after you push reply it will say. "DID YOU READ THE FAQ's first Newbie"
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Originally posted by ERAUMAZDA
Icemark to bad the forum can't be programmrd in a way that after you push reply it will say. "DID YOU READ THE FAQ's first Newbie"
Or even better, provide electric shock therapy for those that start with: " before you flame me i did a search, how do you swap a TII into a NA?"
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actually its 42mm for offset!!
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Originally posted by jgrts20
actually its 42mm for offset!!
yes, and what are you smoking???

try looking at the stock wheel for the ET number, or any FC shop manual or POP ever made.

You will find that they all say 40mm or 40 ET. Not 42.

Where in the world are you incorrectly getting 42mm?
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