Will these fit?

[Festie]

If so think that they would look good? I see that 2 of them are deep dish and the other 2 are shallow...



Here is what the ad says:

Ford 4 lug 13 inch fits mustang or any car with a 4 lug ford bolt pattern. Have new center caps. The wheels are pretty rusty $75 or best offer.

[25Horseplay]

They might bolt on, but will most likely hang out of the wheel wells.

[Festie]

That is fine. I am thinking just have them blasted then powdercoated...that is a set of BA wheels for 75 bucks
Dan

[elcamino1]

Those wheels look like old school Crager SS for four lug rear wheel drive cars,will probably stick out pretty far on a festiva.

[SimonTuffGuy]

I'd get the actual bolt pattern of the wheels before buying. Festiva needs 4x114.3 and the Aspire runs 4x100... Those won't fit both.

Then calculate in the width, offset, etc and you'll see how the wheels will sit once instaled.

My brother run's a set of 19's on his 350Z. The rear has a 2 or 3" lip and look really sweet. I'd love to run something similar on the Festiva.

[mattswabb]

Remember we don't have a typical ford so the pattern probably won't fit. Don't buy them unless you can try them on 1st.

[Levitan]

I'll give you my 2 cents for what it's worth. Those wheels are designed to have a lugnut go through a universal washer. There are probably 2 kinds of washers, both being oval. One will have the hole in the center and the other will have a hole offset to one end. The idea is so you can use it for 2 different bolts patterns. When the hole is facing out from the center, it will be for a larger bolt pattern than when the hole is closer to the center of the wheel. Next, the wheel is designed to have a lug nut that has a long neck that goes into the wheel and has some mass that fills the space between the stud and the inside of the hole in your mag wheel. I'm guessing that with this set of problems, they won't work....conventionally. What you may have to do, and I'm not saying I would do it, is, find some washers that will work or make your own, then make some spacers out of tube stock....inside diameter the same as Festy bolt and the outside the same diameter as the inside of one of the four holes. Since the head of the Festy bolt is beveled, you would need to make sure that the spacer does not come out flush with outside of the wheel. FYI, then don't hammer it til you know it is safe. I'd hate to see you light them up and then your car drop to its' knees and see through your windshield, 2 front wheels driving away from you at a high rate of see ya!!! And last but not least, I would imagine you'll have to radius your fenderwells because the set out so far......and setting out like that is not good on bearings.

[scitzz]

I'd hate to see you light them up and then your car drop to its' knees and see through your windshield, 2 front wheels driving away from you at a high rate of see ya!!!

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That is just an awesome way of putting it !