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I was just driving home from work and saw a Magna with theses style AU rims on it.
 Do AU's and Magnas share the same stud pattern/offset?
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They must, I know the hilux's do though.
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yeh they are the same....sounds wierd but my old au1 xr 17s are on my bros 91 magna...and my financees rims off her 2000 magna fits mine
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Interesting, I never knew this. The rims didn't look too bad either. Hope my father-in-law doesn't find out or I'll find my TE rims on his Verada.
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i work at toyota and even the old camrys can fit the same wheels as ford. i dont know about the new camry or aurion though.
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10-08-2007, 10:13 PM
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I've seen a hi-ace with ba xr 17s, looked nice but had the ford centre caps!
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Hard to take a pic when your driving
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here ya go.
ba 17's on a late magna.  all 5 stud mistubishi's (magna, L300 van, etc.), 5 stud toyota's (camry, hilux, etc.) and 5 stud nissan's (200sx, skyline, etc.) use ford stud pattern. au onwards fit because they are a 'positive offset' rim, using a similar front wheel drive offset as the others mentioned, but care still has to be taken, as the offsets do vary slightly between them all. hope this helps. |
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or does ford use mistubishi's, toyota's and nissan's stud pattern
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I think you will find that Ford has been using the same stud pattern since the 67 XR's, and maybe the 5 stud XP utes and vans the same.
Omly the offset and centre hub size has changed. The Mitus-Toyo-Niss cars were all 4 stud, and funnily enough the same 4 stud pattern too, and have only gone 5 stud in the last 10-15 years.
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