14" steelies on xB?
#1
14" steelies on xB?
Anyone running 14" steelies on their First Gen. xB. Looking to go with a 70 series white stripe tire with red or black steelies and a beauty ring.
Caliper Clearance??
Year, Make Model of donor car??
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Caliper Clearance??
Year, Make Model of donor car??
TTTTHHHHAAANNNNKKK YYYOOUUUU!!!!
Last edited by MR_LUV; 10-31-2017 at 06:52 AM.
#2
I have heard of xB owners running 14". They do clear the calipers on the xA so I imagine it would on the xB... almost the same car.
Honda Civic seems to be one of the best options. Just search for cars with 4x100 bolt pattern.
What I did was Search Craigslist for "14 wheels" or "14 tires". Most people don't know if it is 4x100 bolt pattern. Usually they say, "came off of a Corolla."
Then I would Google search "Corolla bolt pattern" and I easily could see if it was 4x100 or not.
Honda Civic seems to be one of the best options. Just search for cars with 4x100 bolt pattern.
What I did was Search Craigslist for "14 wheels" or "14 tires". Most people don't know if it is 4x100 bolt pattern. Usually they say, "came off of a Corolla."
Then I would Google search "Corolla bolt pattern" and I easily could see if it was 4x100 or not.
Last edited by MR_LUV; 10-31-2017 at 06:54 AM.
#3
Here is a good link for pcd info....and a Toyota Echo (same as xB) came with 14's so look for an Echo owner selling his stockies, maybe on the Echo forums
Vehicle Bolt Pattern Guide - Vehicle Lug Reference
Vehicle Bolt Pattern Guide - Vehicle Lug Reference
#6
Yes and Yes.
I've had old school civic 14" steels on winter tires, they clear the calipers no problem.
I also have a set of Ford escort 15x6" steelies et30 I think. I wanted to find a low offset 15" steelies and that was the best I could find. Makes sense though as 4x100 15" steelies are meant for FWD cars and factory rims won't come in huge offset in north american market. With the only exception of VW golf/jetta steelies that have about et20 back in the day but they usually cost more than a new set of XXR or other budget rims.
No point paying more for a set of rusted old steelies in my book...
I've had old school civic 14" steels on winter tires, they clear the calipers no problem.
I also have a set of Ford escort 15x6" steelies et30 I think. I wanted to find a low offset 15" steelies and that was the best I could find. Makes sense though as 4x100 15" steelies are meant for FWD cars and factory rims won't come in huge offset in north american market. With the only exception of VW golf/jetta steelies that have about et20 back in the day but they usually cost more than a new set of XXR or other budget rims.
No point paying more for a set of rusted old steelies in my book...
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You could however still get wide steel wheels made for oval track imports with the 4X100 bolt circle. Check out Summit and other places that sell race car stuff.
#10
Well, I got tired of the 17" with 40 series tires and just went back to stock 15's with stock 185/60-15 tires until I can find a cheap source for whitewalls. Calli Tire & Wheel in Sacramento is working on a custom whitewall.....
Thanks guys!!
Thanks guys!!
#11
Finding something "stock" OEM, that is also "wide" is going to be a rarity. At that point, you would probably be better off getting something aftermarket.
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