ZUKIWORLD Online | Suzuki 4x4 Editorial and Forum
ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: Joel on January 17, 2007, 05:27:56 AM
-
I'm looking to install Eagle Alloy 055 wheel.
PN: 0550-7757
http://www.aewheel.com/eagle_alloy_wheels.cfm?id=22
(http://www.americaneaglewheel.com/images/categories/055-new.jpg)
They look good and they are availaible in 16X7 size.
I'm pretty sure they fit on my Vitara, but a supplier (who has very good price) said me they will not fit, because the Vitara is not in his listing. ::)
-
If they are 5 x 5.5 and have a 4" hole in the cetner for the hub to go threw they should fit
-
I run a 15x10 that looks just like those on my samurai, I would have them pull off one of your front rims and bolt on one of theirs to make sure it clears the caliper, if so go for it.
-
If they are 5 x 5.5 and have a 4" hole in the cetner for the hub to go threw they should fit
4" ?
I think is 4,25" (108mm) ???
It's the measure I've taken on my stock wheel and measure listed here:
http://adaptitusa.com/referencebook.htm
-
I have a set of those, they were quite common over here, sold by Suzuki as an optional extra with the WideboyFatboy kits. I have the 8x15s and they are VERY heavy, I put steels on instead, saves a lot of weight.
-
If it's a V6 GV, prolly not. Very few options for the GVs. Calipers are big, needs a JJ code for the rims.
-
Whoa heavier than steel? :o These alloys are heavier? By how much? ???
-
Whoa heavier than steel? :o These alloys are heavier? By how much? ???
Yeah, ally is 1/3 the weight of steel but steel rims are usually pressed from sheet steel. Those alloys are a very thick casting. Theres an awful lot more than 3 times the amount of metal so it works out a fair bit heavier.
-
With all contracdictive informations I've received from many suppliers (wheels will fit, whells will not fit, wheels are discontinued ::) ), I will not take any chance.
I've ordered 16X7 steel wheels this morning from a local tire dealer.
Those wheels are sold to Vitara, GV and XL7 owners to install winter tires.
They look at that:
(http://shop.wheelsrims.net/images/products/keystone/stl72661u.jpg)
-
With all contracdictive informations I've received from many suppliers (wheels will fit, whells will not fit, wheels are discontinued ::) ), I will not take any chance.
I've ordered 16X7 steel wheels this morning from a local tire dealer.
Those wheels are sold to Vitara, GV and XL7 owners to install winter tires.
They look at that:
([url]http://shop.wheelsrims.net/images/products/keystone/stl72661u.jpg[/url])
I'd like to find a set of those.
-
I'd like to find a set of those.
Over here those wheels are fitted as stock to most GVs. You get a lot of owners fitting alloys from new and the steels can sometimes be had quite cheaply from the dealers.
-
With all contracdictive informations I've received from many suppliers (wheels will fit, whells will not fit, wheels are discontinued ::) ), I will not take any chance.
I've ordered 16X7 steel wheels this morning from a local tire dealer.
Those wheels are sold to Vitara, GV and XL7 owners to install winter tires.
They look at that:
([url]http://shop.wheelsrims.net/images/products/keystone/stl72661u.jpg[/url])
I'd like to find a set of those.
You can look here, but they are a little bit expensive on this site:
http://shop.wheelsrims.net/search.html?make=suzuki&model=grand_vitara&year=2000&part_type=
I've paid 88,50$ (canadian dollars) for mines.