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stevemac12073

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I recently got rid of a car, but I took the rims off of it. They are KONIG Greenlights. Is it at all possible to put theses on my stang?
 

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Well, depends on the lug pattern and backspacing...neither or which you mentioned. Even what car they came off of would have helped...

Well, depends on the lug pattern and backspacing...neither or which you mentioned. Even what car they came off of would have helped...

Well, depends on the lug pattern and backspacing...neither or which you mentioned. Even what car they came off of would have helped...
 
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Stinger said:
Well, depends on the lug patter and backspacing...neither or which you mentioned. Even what car they came off of would have helped...

Well, depends on the lug patter and backspacing...neither or which you mentioned. Even what car they came off of would have helped...

Well, depends on the lug patter and backspacing...neither or which you mentioned. Even what car they came off of would have helped...
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They came off of a 92 saturn. They have 4 lug universal pattern.
 

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4 lug universal isn't good enough...there are three common 4 lug patterns I know of, 4x100, 4x108, and 4x114.5...only two of those are on your wheels.

You could always just try bolting them on. Odds are they will drag on the struts though.

4 lug universal isn't good enough...there are three common 4 lug patterns I know of, 4x100, 4x108, and 4x114.5...only two of those are on your wheels.

You could always just try bolting them on. Odds are they will drag on the struts though.

4 lug universal isn't good enough...there are three common 4 lug patterns I know of, 4x100, 4x108, and 4x114.5...only two of those are on your wheels.

You could always just try bolting them on. Odds are they will drag on the struts though.
 

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Stinger said:
4 lug universal isn't good enough...there are three common 4 lug patterns I know of, 4x100, 4x108, and 4x114.5...only two of those are on your wheels.

You could always just try bolting them on. Odds are they will drag on the struts though.

4 lug universal isn't good enough...there are three common 4 lug patterns I know of, 4x100, 4x108, and 4x114.5...only two of those are on your wheels.

You could always just try bolting them on. Odds are they will drag on the struts though.

4 lug universal isn't good enough...there are three common 4 lug patterns I know of, 4x100, 4x108, and 4x114.5...only two of those are on your wheels.

You could always just try bolting them on. Odds are they will drag on the struts though.
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Like Stinger sais try them and see. I know a bunch of guys are using Mustang Cobra R wheels on FWD Probe's. And I have a set of 16" Probe GT wheels I was going to put on my Stang. I recently inherited a set of 16"x7" 98 Mustang Cobra wheels so I guess the Probe wheels will go on my Probe.
 

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ok thanx for the info I will just try and see what happens
 
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Give it a try i have a set konig troubles on my 3000gt and they fit my gt. So give it a try Wow i should look at the date on the tread before i post woops
 
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