As with any wheel swapping, check the offset even if the rest is compatible!
A ton of Toyota / Lexus / Scion wheels fit, as do any 5 lug VW's except the Passat. Pontiac Vibe fits (all models), and therefore so should Toyota Matrix and Voltz.
1999-????Audi TT 1994-2000 Chrysler Cirrus 1985-1993 New Yorker 2001-???? PT Cruiser 1996-2000 Chrysler Sebring All (?) Acura RSX, TSX, TL Dodge Avenger 2001-2006 Dodge RT Coupe (?)
MAZDA 2003- up 1988-2002 626 1987-up MPV 2006-up MX-5 / Miata / Eunos Roadster 1988-1997 MX-6 (wasn't this the Ford probe? One of the Mazda's was the same...) 2002-2003 Protege 5 / MP3 2001-up Tribute
NISSAN 300 ZX (NON turbo only) 350 Z (w/OUT Brembo brakes) 2002-2006 Altima 1989-2006 Maxima
Also check on J-body forums (Cavalier, Sunfire) to see what wheels they're using! There's a ton of ricers *ahem* I mean "import tuners" that have already done the footwork for us!
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Ok some of the wheel's that were listed above will not fit! Do to the bolt circle is 5/114.3 not 5/100. 1990-?? Eclipse 1999-?? Galant 2004-up Lancer Ralliart Many Infinity 5 lugs NISSAN 300 ZX (NON turbo only) 350 Z (w/OUT Brembo brakes) 2002-2006 Altima 1989-2006 Maxima
I know none of these will fit and there's probably more like the Tacoma but definitely the not the other one's.
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wiccantoy Member
Posts: 3372 From: northwales , pa / Williamstown nj Registered: Mar 2002
I know for a fact many of the (if not all) scion/toyota wheels will not fit without modifications. The bolt pattern may be right but the center hub is actually smaller on the toyotas so the wheels will not bolt on. Same thing with the subaru wheels.
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Austrian Import Member
Posts: 3919 From: Monterey, CA Registered: Feb 2007
I know for a fact many of the (if not all) scion/toyota wheels will not fit without modifications. The bolt pattern may be right but the center hub is actually smaller on the toyotas so the wheels will not bolt on. Same thing with the subaru wheels.
Aww, shucks!! There goes my next project. I was planning on getting VW, Subaru, or Scion wheels (whichever ones I could find) on the Fiero.
Ok some of the wheel's that were listed above will not fit! Do to the bolt circle is 5/114.3 not 5/100.
Sorry if some of those are wrong, I got nearly all of them from J-body sources. Damned kids
But yes, many Toyota wheels do fit. I've even had some on my car at one point. They had the same center bore, or at least larger but close enough that I didn't notice any problems with the Fiero. I've also had my Fiero wheels on a Vibe, which is a Toyota Matrix chassis and drivetrain with Pontiac badges.
Also the J-body kids might have had the wrong years for Subarus, butat least some WRX are 56.1 mm center bore and 5x100 bolt spacing. I was just talking to a guy online who had one
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The fiero center bore is 57.1 the subaru wheels are 56.1. I believe there are a few on here with the subaru wheels and they had to make the center bore a little bit bigger. You might be able to get away with doing the one mm yourself. I had picked up some scion wheels though and they do not fit, the center bore is 54.1 I believe. The center would have to be machined, or at least that isn't something I would want to do myself. Fiero wheels may fit on the toyota but not the other way around without machine work. Although there may be some toyota wheels out there with bigger center bores that might fit.
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fierorx7 Member
Posts: 29 From: stafford,tx,usa Registered: Oct 2006
i know for a fact almost none of the mazda wheels from 95+ wont fit around 95ish is when they wentto 5x114.3 and none of the 98-02 626's will fit as i own an 01 and they all use the same wheels at 5x114.3 i know i had to replace them once damned wall found the side of my car :/ lol
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turbotoad Member
Posts: 1392 From: Clarkston, MI Registered: Jul 2002
Fie RO had a thread where he listed possible stock rims that would fit a fiero. We should probably include that list here too and update the first post.
I really like the idea of having all junkyard upgrades in one thread. Makes it easier to find stuff.
-Max
Although they are they same bolt pattern, the holes are -I believe- 3mm. too small, so some machining is required. Someone here posted that a shop would charge you about 90 bucks per rim for the job.
They are sexy rims tho, what a shame, I found these online, pretty much new for 200.
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Mr.PBody Member
Posts: 3172 From: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Registered: Oct 2006
Although they are they same bolt pattern, the holes are -I believe- 3mm. too small, so some machining is required. Someone here posted that a shop would charge you about 90 bucks per rim for the job.
They are sexy rims tho, what a shame, I found these online, pretty much new for 200.
nope.. i was @ a used tire place a few days ago.. a guy had a nice set with some new rubber on them for 300 bucks i asked if i could toss them on the car to see how they looked.. they fit like a glove and looked great.. i'm saving up 300 to go back and get them..
HI Quick in input 89 vett power mirrors are a the same as 87 fiero got mine of ebay 65$ per and they are heated
how did you hook up the heat?
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The heavy duty front uprights and bearings from a late 80's/early 90's Celebrity/Ciera/some others are a good upgrade for 84 to 87 rear uprights. Also get bigger brakes and rotor, at a cost loss of parking brake and larger bolt pattern (5x115).
Bob
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doublec4 Member
Posts: 8289 From: Oakville, Ontario, Canada Registered: Jun 2003
The heavy duty front uprights and bearings from a late 80's/early 90's Celebrity/Ciera/some others are a good upgrade for 84 to 87 rear uprights. Also get bigger brakes and rotor, at a cost loss of parking brake and larger bolt pattern (5x115).
Bob
Uprights? as in knuckles?
So they use a stronger bearing/hub system? Because the bearings on my car keep going...
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Posts: 4454 From: Shelby Twp Mi Registered: Sep 2002
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