[cul]

any idea if wheels of a 94 celica will fit a gtr!! they are atandard steel wheels!!! would the offset be the same?

 

[Z TUNE]

Err why?

 

[Nocturnal]

you can try. To be honest, You can always make wheel fit, just depend on how much money you are willing to invest

As for fit straight on, not a chance.

Toyota is known for using very high offset, and Nissan is known for using very low offset. I would say standard offset on Celica will be around +45mm and the GTR should be around +25mm. You will be about an inch off for sure.

Not to mention the center bore isn't the same. I am pretty sure Nissan use the biggest center bore of all the manufacture, so that mean you will need to have the bore of the Celica wheel enlarge to fit a GTR.

 

[emicen]

you can try. To be honest, You can always make wheel fit, just depend on how much money you are willing to invest

As for fit straight on, not a chance.

Toyota is known for using very high offset, and Nissan is known for using very low offset. I would say standard offset on Celica will be around +45mm and the GTR should be around +25mm. You will be about an inch off for sure.

Not to mention the center bore isn't the same. I am pretty sure Nissan use the biggest center bore of all the manufacture, so that mean you will need to have the bore of the Celica wheel enlarge to fit a GTR.

What kind of celica came with steel wheels? Genuinely never heard of them being fitted :nervous:

94 Celica wheels are 5 x 100 driling and ET38 offset from the factory. Nissan are 5 x 114.3 iirc. Centrebore is 54.1 iirc.