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hi

just wondering if the early 90's model corollas use the same offset and centre hole size?

thanks

pre 85 corolla is 114.3 x 4 centre hold maybe 60mm (same as nissan silvia/180sx/bluebird)

after 85 4 x 100 54.1 centre hole

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does it matter if the centre hole is a little it bigger?

yes if the rim does not rest on the centre hole .. the rim will shake slightly and all the presure is on the wheel nuts .. not good they will break

You need some hubrings ... i got mine from USA cheaper than here cause some tyre shops quoted me $10 each

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