A guy I work with has a set of these that were on a chevy monza the bolt patern should work becouse I got his old steel rims and put them on a car my daughter had for awhile.(87 Chevy Nove/toyota corolla).
I believe he has a pair of 15x10 and 15x6 would the 10's be to wide for the rear without a drop? Dont care if it looks like a old skool drag car.
Anybody feel like putting them on a green xB(photoshop) Please.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=34209

Scott

 

The Monza has a 4 x 4" (101.6mm) bolt pattern your xB has a 4 x 100mm bolt pattern. (So does the 87 Nova so I'm not sure how his steelies fit that?) Just thought you might want to double check the fit. Also what is the offset?

 

Nutt....love the signature bro!

 

You would need to put flares on the back for it to look right. Kind of like a subburban dually look, I like it.

 

That could look cool. Let us know what you decide.

 

Man, I think that could look really hot. I would dig it.

I think n2htwlz has it right that you would probably need to flare the back to fit (and be legal), but the look could be really good an unique.

My fittment book doesn't go back far enough to check xB Nutt's info, but that sounds right to me. I'd check it more first before I laid out money for them.

-Alex

 

Dont know what the offset is but I will try them for fitment before I get them.
The steelies that I put on the Nova only stuck out about 2" that looked cool on that old car.

Scott

 

I was bored...

quick and dirty.

 

I still think that would be cool with rear boxed flares. Nice job on the picture.

 

i like it.. hmm 4 lugs now..

 

Mickey Thompson's... Man that takes me back to the good ol days...

 

Well I found out today that the fronts he has are 15x3.5 not verry good for drive wheels.
He told me they were only like $100 each new so I might look for some at JEGS.


Scott

 

JEGS, I like jegs, they cost me alot of money when I get the catalogs .