What the heck is PCD when choosong rims?

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What the heck is PCD when choosong rims?

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Okay I want to get 17" rims on Neo Gen tires but I am confused on the PCD thing. I have a 4 lug nut pattern on my MX3 only thing matters is that I gotta get a 8 lug nut rim to fit the 4 nuts into the rim and bolt it on do I need to worry about the PCD and ET thing?
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the PCD is the measurment from the centre of the holes where the studs go, and the offset is the thickness of the hub behind the wheel.

You want a PCD of 4x100, and an off set of 35-40 :)

Same as a honda civic, mitsi colt and most other Jap hatchs :)
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Post by nope-mx3 »

our offset is 45 I think.
Might be smart to get as close as possible

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Post by rsroadkilla »

Your probably right there.

I have 7.5'' wide rims so i went with a pcd of 40, but if your ging for a 7'' wide rim stick with 45 if ya can get em :)
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Ahh okay thank you so much you guys made my rim shoppin much easier.
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