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bolt patern?

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hrdnissan   +1y
is this 5x114.3 the same as the,94 toyota that i would us for a swap for my nissan?
TOYBOY89   +1y
yes it is, if you re interested i have cromoly hubs for the front of nissans, that are 5 bolt and a direct bolt on. check out my website www.nolimitscustoms.com or email nolimitscustoms@hotmail.com. I am drastically dropping the price of the nissan hubs to move some stock. they cost me $270 per pair I will sell them for $240 per pair plus shipping. Tell your friends!!!!!!!!
low f350   +1y
Will these work for frontiers? What comes with the hubs? Thanks.
hdoggie24   +1y
Is this as reliable as the toyota swap that everyone talks about? I have always wanted to do this swap but was unsure I wanted to mess anything up. Since I'm already bagged, is anything affected (not the front I assume, but the rear?). Yea very hard to find some 6 lug chrome rims that tuck easily.
hrdnissan   +1y
so thes slide right onto the nissan spindel, how strong are they have you had Ne prob.
hrdnissan   +1y
ho do i need to call or what to get this deal
low f350   +1y
Originally posted by low f350



Will these work for frontiers? What comes with the hubs? Thanks.

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TOYBOY89   +1y
They will work with 4 cylinder frontiers.
They are a direct bolt on replacment hub, CNC machined Chromoly steel, bullet proof, I have been selling them for 7 years and never had 1 complaint! there are lots of guys on here using them, especially for mazdas. They are more reliable than swapping toyota parts, as they are machined to the exact specs of the factory hubs (other than bolt pattern of course), and toyota hubs and spindles are made for toyotas not nissans! All hubs are 2 bolt patterns 5x4.5" (114.3) and 5x4.75"(5x120)

They use factory bearings and seals, a slightly different brake rotor and thread in (euro style) wheel studs. Included in the $240 is just the hubs for nissan, the rotors studs bearings and seals are extra. I can supply you with part numbers for the brake rotors so you can get them yourself if you wish. I recommend buying the rotor to hub bolts and wheel studs from me as they may be trickier to find for you, cost $55.

If you go to my website you will find more pics and info http://www.nolimitscustoms.com

Call or email me, Clint, 604-454-8919, or email nolimitscustoms@hotmail.com.
low f350   +1y
What truck/car does the rotor normally come on? Just asking in case I want to upgrade the brakes in the future. Also is this price in US dollars?
TOYBOY89   +1y
They are common rotors available at any parts store, you get the part number when the kit is ordered. These prices are in US dollars.
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