Will these wheels fit?

[bentmetal]

hey, i have 1992 pathfinder and so far i only know that my oem wheels are 15"x6" and the bolt pattern is 6X139.7. I was just wondering what i need to look for when shopping for wheels. These are the wheels i am thinking about

 

http://images.craigslist.org/0101060103060...7ff74008b82.jpg

These are the wheels off a 2003 pathfinder

 

http://images.craigslist.org/0104010103080...ebf650034e5.jpg

These ones are off a titan/ armada

 

Somebody told me that these wheels would not fit over the hubs, but the bolt pattern is correct. Can anybody confirm if these will go on without any modifications or not?

[aries247]

i have a 91 pathfinder and my titan wheels will not fit. you would have to get the wheel machined out. as for the pathfinder wheels well that i'm not sure but i am sure someone with more knowledge than i will post up a reply.

[Simon]

Nope, they will not fit. Same issue as the Titan/Armada wheels.

[bentmetal]

damn that sucks. Whats the problem that keeps them from fitting?

[csutke]

i know that the center bore is different but im not sure after that

[Slick]

aren't titan/armada/98+ pathy wheels 17" ??

[bentmetal]

not too sure, you can find ebay ads for the titan/armada wheels in 18 and 20

[TrailChaser]

We machined some Armada rims for a Xterra guy about a year ago. We just had to open them up enough to fit over the front hubs. I can't remember how much we took off, but I'm sure we still have the program for it if anyone wants it. You'd have to know someone with a CNC mill running GibbsCAM to use it tho.

 

In these pics you can see how much aluminum we removed.

 

I just like this pic for some reason.?

Edited March 6, 2008 by TrailChaser

[bentmetal]

haha nah it's alright, thanks though

[02silverpathy]

Trailchaser...is it because the rim is pissing out of its fill hole! Lol, couldn't resist. Its like a human throwing up!

 

Do you think that much fluid slows the machine at all?

[TrailChaser]

The coolant doesn't slow it down. It's oil dissolved in water. Lubs and keeps things cool. Those machines are just as fast as they are accurate.