Rx7 Wheels?

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Powashiftin
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Does anyone have RX7 wheels on their 240s? Im lookin to purchase a set and i was wondering if anyone had them on their cars here?


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Dunno about FC wheels, but FDs are 50mm offset, won't clear brakes at all.

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About two months ago I hit a curb and bent up the front driver's side wheel pretty bad. My friend had a 1984 RX-7 sitting around and we tried to stick the wheels from that on my s13 because I had heard they would fit. VERY close. One lug bolt was about 5mm off.

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Ya im lookin to get FD wheels... Can i use spacers? what do you guys think? Supra rims are 50MM offset as well right?

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Spacers are fine to use. Toyota wheels won't fit because the hub bore is smaller, IIRC it's 64mm, Nissan is 66.1mm.

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what size spacers would i need

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i think first generation rx-7's have compatible rims with the s13.

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and i think the ae (celica) toyotas fit ours too.

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super_hicas wrote:i think first generation rx-7's have compatible rims with the s13.
Nope, tried that. Really close but they don't fit.

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super_hicas wrote:and i think the ae (celica) toyotas fit ours too.


Nope, all Toyota passenger car wheels have a smaller hub bore. I checked it, it's 61mm. Unless you bore out the wheel it won't work. A 50mm whell would need a 10mm spacer to match the OE offset, lower to clear brakes/coilovers/etc.

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oops i think i meant corolla's

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If you go with spacers I wold get longer Studs. You don't want to lose to much thread and have lugs some lose.

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bleh bleh, happy new years!

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R240NA wrote:

Nope, all Toyota passenger car wheels have a smaller hub bore. I checked it, it's 61mm. Unless you bore out the wheel it won't work. A 50mm whell would need a 10mm spacer to match the OE offset, lower to clear brakes/coilovers/etc.
Just curious but can anyone confirm this? The wheels are a bit wider (16x8) so I thought that would throw it off a bit. I tried to fit my FD wheels and they didn't clear on the front. Now I'm trying to figure what size spacer I'll need. Thanks!


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R240NA (Rusty??) knows his stuff. I cant confirm what he said, but I'll take his word for it.

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hannibal wrote:R240NA (Rusty??) knows his stuff. I cant confirm what he said, but I'll take his word for it.
Thanks, just curious because with the calculator I'm using it say I lose 29mm of inner clearance. I'm not sure how much clearance there is on stock suspension (as I'm on coilovers right now) and have a set of RX7 wheels laying around that only need one tire for a complete set of basically new tires. I'm going to a shock/strut/spring combo and am not familiar with the dimension of stock S14 suspension.


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