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Stud patterns and offsets

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Stud patterns and offsets

Post by M1S3RY »

After searching though here for info on Paj stud patterns i've determined that hilux/cruiser/patrol rims have the same stud pattern (i think) as my NH. Now what i want to know do they have the same offset (or close enough) for me to be able to borrow/buy rims and tyres, the same size, off one of these vehicles? Any help muchly appreciated.

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Post by -Scott- »

Steele

I can't speak from experience, but when I was purchasing rims recently I was told Patrol rims are a perfect match for Pajeros. I didn't buy any because I couldn't find any, and was too impatient to wait.

The white wheels I did buy I'm not overly happy with (my Paj looks like an overgrown Tonka Toy :? ) so I might yet put out feelers for Patrol rims.

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Post by awbeattie381 »

ive just put old cruiser rims on mine, the chrome variety. being the box shape with no flares Ive had to buy rubber flares to compensate for the offset. I dont think you will have too many dramas with the offsets of cruisers/patrols
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Post by sascot »

i scored a set of sunraysia's off a cruiser that from 'fuzzy' memory were -20 ? hence the track was wider. with 33's and the rubber screw-on flare the tyre was couple mill inside the verticle line . ssswweeeett. :D
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Post by PAJMAN »

Hi,

for 15" rims the GQ Patrol are the best fit on your Paj, or try the generic Paj/Navara offset white rims, and for 16x7" try Prado steelies, they are the same offset as Paj rims. GU Patrol 16x8" also fit well if you want a wider rim. Watch out for Hilux rims, some of them have a very wide offset and will stick way out the side of your car.

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Post by TONKA PAJ »

Just 2 turn the tables a bit, i've seen paj aloys on a surf :? .
So i guess hi-lux/surf rims would fit eh?
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Post by TONKA PAJ »

Just 2 turn the tables a bit, i've seen paj aloys on a surf :? .
So i guess hi-lux/surf rims would fit eh?
J Top Pajero, 3.5 ltr dohc, 5spd
-2" Lift
-k&n with custom CAI
-2.25" zaust
-16X8" rimz w. 265/70 yoko's
....all round "TONKA TRUCK"
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Post by TONKA PAJ »

Just 2 turn the tables a bit, i've seen paj aloys on a surf :? .
So i guess hi-lux/surf rims would fit eh?
J Top Pajero, 3.5 ltr dohc, 5spd
-2" Lift
-k&n with custom CAI
-2.25" zaust
-16X8" rimz w. 265/70 yoko's
....all round "TONKA TRUCK"
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Post by M1S3RY »

Thanks for your help guys.
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