HELP: Need best place to find a stock rim for Corolla
03-09-2008, 12:48 AM
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HELP: Need best place to find a stock rim for Corolla
My Mom's car's front passenger rim is bent.
1999 Toyota Corolla...base model so it is the one that has a wheel cover.
Anyone know the best place? I've been gone from HI for 2 years but assume the yards in Mapunapuna are still there. If not, anyone from Servco that can tell me how much?
Blake
P.S. I have to get this done like in the next few days.
1999 Toyota Corolla...base model so it is the one that has a wheel cover.
Anyone know the best place? I've been gone from HI for 2 years but assume the yards in Mapunapuna are still there. If not, anyone from Servco that can tell me how much?
Blake
P.S. I have to get this done like in the next few days.
03-09-2008, 01:46 AM
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^^^LOL...so she can be balla.
Yeah she said it was from a pothole probably but she never drives fast enough to notice the steering wheel shake...just have to take care of this so she can drive safely.
Yeah she said it was from a pothole probably but she never drives fast enough to notice the steering wheel shake...just have to take care of this so she can drive safely.
03-09-2008, 03:16 AM
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Blake, try and check out lowballers.net
.. Oh wait, i mean forumshawaii.net..Wat is the bolt pattern for your Moms corrola??
.. Oh wait, i mean forumshawaii.net..Wat is the bolt pattern for your Moms corrola??
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blake what size are you lookng for...I have pair of 13'' 4x100 steelies with tires from my ek
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Blake's mom has a 1999 Corolla btw and my friend said his 1985 4-door sedan (not a GT-S) uses 4x100, but maybe the bolt pattern changed over the years, but I'm not sure of that
03-09-2008, 11:06 AM
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Found a very useful pdf file that lists bolt patterns and OEM offsets for every car up to 2004:
http://tirez.net/application_1_.pdf
http://tirez.net/application_1_.pdf
03-10-2008, 02:08 AM
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Yeah 4 x 100 however the stupid wheel covers are 5 lugs...lol...I think they're 14 inchers on there right now.
Going to hit up Mapunapuna and Sand Island tomorrow...shouldn't be hard to find I suppose.
Going to hit up Mapunapuna and Sand Island tomorrow...shouldn't be hard to find I suppose.
03-11-2008, 08:00 PM
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^^^Even Toyota can be rice I guess.
So I got a new rim at Auto Recyling Inc. off of Sand Island Access Road (after Matson...go towards the park...take first right).
$32.
Also spotted a set of 2.5RS 6 spoke 16s...I frickin would've bought them but don't need 3 sets of rims!
So I got a new rim at Auto Recyling Inc. off of Sand Island Access Road (after Matson...go towards the park...take first right).
$32.
Also spotted a set of 2.5RS 6 spoke 16s...I frickin would've bought them but don't need 3 sets of rims!