Trying to figure out if some Nissan Titan 17" rims will fit the VX? I've been reading through threads. I saw one about Nissan Armada rims but with no conclusion, I will continue to research.
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Trying to figure out if some Nissan Titan 17" rims will fit the VX? I've been reading through threads. I saw one about Nissan Armada rims but with no conclusion, I will continue to research.
Here are the specs I found for the rims:
Bolt Pattern: 6x5.5"
Offset: +30mm
Size: 17x7.5
OEM Part Number: 403007S310
Part Number: 62435
Here is a link with a lot of pictures: http://www.ebay.com/itm/17-NISSAN-TI...-/270762911323
You'll have to contact the seller & have them measure the diameter of the center bore.
for our VX, "the oem wheel is a 6 on 5.5 bolt pattern, 38 mm positive offset with 108 mm center bore"
Rumor has it that 100mm center bore will fit but several members have had to have brand new rims machined for clearance before they could be mounted.
curious why you would want 17" nissan wheels on your vx...
Mainly for the larger tire size (285/70/17). Which is my other question, could I fit this size on my VX with some trimming (no lift)?Quote:
Originally Posted by evillecutter
why not get 16" vx wheels?
I have 16" stock vx wheels. Stock tire size 245/70/16, isn't the largest I can go 265/70/16?
Looks like the center bore of a Nissan Titan is 77.8mm. According to this thread: http://www.vehicross.info/forums/showthread.php?t=19383 our center bore is actually 100mm not 108mm. So I would have to get the Titan rims machined to 100mm...
i get it you want wider - the best mudding vehicle i ever say was a stock 1940's army jeep w/ knubby pizza cutter tires - he ended up pulling everyone else with those giant balloon tires and suped up motors out of the mud after they got stuck
It depends on the slop.Quote:
Originally Posted by evillecutter
Skinny tires are great for cutting through the slop down to a more firm surface to bite on ... if there is firm stuff underneath the layer of slop.
If the layer of slop is deeper than the ground clearance of the vehicle, then you're better off with the floatation of the bigger/wider tires.
Either way - you still need the wide lug spacing of mud tires in order for the tires to eject the buildup of mud.
And if it's gumbo mud, you need some major wheel-speed to fling the mud out of the treads, and all over your friends...Quote:
Originally Posted by tom4bren
We GOTTA wheel together sometime:)Quote:
Originally Posted by samneil2000
Just found these http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ws...271787457.html would I need to lift my vx to fit these or just some cladding trim?
Never mind, found the answer here: http://www.vehicross.info/forums/sho...gest+tire+lift
Nissan, Toyota truck wheels will fit. From what I know, their bores are larger than the Chevy lug pattern like ours.
17 Rim - good choice. There are a lot of 17 tires out right now.
I have 255/75-17 MT https://treadwright.com/p-76-255-75r17-guard-dog-c.aspx
Titan center bore diameter is 77.8mm...so to small. I like those tires!Quote:
Originally Posted by JHarris1385
Im sorry cheetah, but I dont understand your logic? You want to fit bigger tires on your vx without a lift, thats fine, but changing the rim size isnt gonna provide a bigger fender well to put big tires in? In fact it will make the tire smaller and the rim bigger?Quote:
Originally Posted by cheetah2390
I believe you are correct that 265 is the biggest that will fit without a lift, but the outside diameter will be the same on a 16 or 17" rim, plus you have to buy new wheels?
Yea I realized that, thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by pbkid
ohhh ok, so the purpose is looks then? go get em then :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cheetah2390
just need to get em machined.
I have a titan I can try to fit the wheels... when I get a chance. Ill let you know.
Awesome thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by jdm monkey
Did I step in poop (again)?? I just bought wheels with a 108 mm center bore. I noticed that they don't fit the center hub, can the wheel studs be used for centering and load bearing??Quote:
Originally Posted by tom4bren
Whew! I called Procomp and they assured me it was alright to use the wheel studs for centering. Off the hook again.