Funny question, I know, but I know somebody who has a nice set of wheels on a Camry that they want to sell and the bolt patter and offset are the same as a Type-R.

What I don't know is are the center bore and lug nut threads the same.

Does anybody know if they will bolt right on?

A friend told me he has heard of Camry wheels on ITRs before but I don't know if they fit right with no issues.

Thanks

 

no..u will either need a spacer or need to get the wheel's center bore machined out

camry= 60mm center bore
itr=64mm

 

Figures. I found the deal of a lifetime on some rims and every dimension is spot on except for the hub center bore.

DAMMIT!!!

 

are the wheels oem factory? did he have them made to fit perfectly as in hub centric wise? or does he have rings in there?

well.... even if they are, you can easily have them bored out at a machine shop to fit your car..shouldn't cost too much either.

 

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I was about to say the same thing. Last I heard it was something like $20 a rim, maybe less. Look into it if it is truely the deal of a life time. I am sure if you offer the machine shop cash and don't want a receipt then you might get an even better deal.

 

if its what im thinking it is, probably still is

 

if the wheels are aftermarket they might not be hub'd to fit the camry exactly. if he is running hub rings then just change them out.

if they are oem wheels then disregard all that.