Small Bolt Mopar Wheel Idea
I'm running this right now... so I can give you first hand experience.
The wheels you find in 5x100 are around a 35mm offset, when what these cars should have is around a 15mm offset.
The front fit fine... however the bolt pattern is slightly different as others have said... the studs are clearly a little tweaked once everything is bolted down tight, and it's really hard to get all of the lug nuts threaded to start... but it DOES work... I don't experience any shaking or issues.
Now.. the rear does not fit without a spacer... I bought a 1" wheel adapter spacer, from 5x4 to 5x100, so there will be no issues like that of the front.
The adapters cost about $60/pr, and they are thick enough to correct the offset. I didn't install them on the front because I wanted a narrower track on the front, but if you don't care about that I would just use adapters all the way around... they will fit properly, and it opens the doors to 5x114.3
I'm running this right now... so I can give you first hand experience.
The wheels you find in 5x100 are around a 35mm offset, when what these cars should have is around a 15mm offset.
The front fit fine... however the bolt pattern is slightly different as others have said... the studs are clearly a little tweaked once everything is bolted down tight, and it's really hard to get all of the lug nuts threaded to start... but it DOES work... I don't experience any shaking or issues.
Now.. the rear does not fit without a spacer... I bought a 1" wheel adapter spacer, from 5x4 to 5x100, so there will be no issues like that of the front.
The adapters cost about $60/pr, and they are thick enough to correct the offset. I didn't install them on the front because I wanted a narrower track on the front, but if you don't care about that I would just use adapters all the way around... they will fit properly, and it opens the doors to 5x114.3
