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They are the same PCD so they will fit BUT depending on the offset you may need spacers, best bet is to try them and go from there ;)

What wheels are they?

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Corsa C Wheels. If you sold them you would get quite a bit for them and get some better wheels. ;)

Here are some that look like they will fetch quite a bit of money

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Geniune-Vauxhall-cor...1QQcmdZViewItem

As Sparky said the PCD is the same but the offset and centre bore is different so you would need spacers and spigots for them to fit right on a Starlet but im not 100% sure if you can put spigots in factory made wheels for specific cars.

Personally id sell them and get better wheels.

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Ahh right so they are the actual sxi wheels? I thought they was aftermarket wheels off an sxi or something.

In that case get rid of them....in fact why buy them in the first place??? ;)

Yes forgot to mention about the centre bore may be different so spigots will be needed unless the centre bore is smaller on the starlet in which case you will be fucked unless you grind the inside of the wheels away which i dont recommend ;)

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Ahh right so they are the actual sxi wheels? I thought they was aftermarket wheels off an sxi or something.

In that case get rid of them....in fact why buy them in the first place??? ;)

Yes forgot to mention about the centre bore may be different so spigots will be needed unless the centre bore is smaller on the starlet in which case you will be fucked unless you grind the inside of the wheels away which i dont recommend ;)

i dint buy them, i got them for free off ma mate!!! two of the wheels had curb damage so im going to sort them out! n do a respray to the all four! but now im having second thoughts!!! il try dem on if they dont fit! he can hav em bac!!!

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i dint buy them, i got them for free off ma mate!!! two of the wheels had curb damage so im going to sort them out! n do a respray to the all four! but now im having second thoughts!!! il try dem on if they dont fit! he can hav em bac!!!

Well in that case fix them up and sell them on

DO NOT put genuine Vauxhall wheels on a Toyota!!! How Dare you!!! ;)

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Well in that case fix them up and sell them on

DO NOT put genuine Vauxhall wheels on a Toyota!!! How Dare you!!! ;)

Ay once i finish wit d alloys! they wont luk genuin corsa alloys! n i jus put one of the alloys on n all 4 studs went in! how do i find out if i need spacers??? ;)

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Do the wheel up and when its still off the ground wobble the wheel a bit to see if the centre bore fits OK, if there is movement you will need spigot rings.

Then see how close the wheel is to the suspension strut and drop it on the floor to see if the wheels needs to be pushed out into teh arch more

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I wouldn't trust them if the centre bore is off personally -- you might not feel any play but when you're doing 60mph the vibrations will multiply and you'll end up sheering off some studs.

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Wasn't it something like that that caused Woody's wheel to come off on the motorway ??

(and crash)

:blink: !!!!!!!! dats shittin me up!!!! I've already had a crash n wrote ma first car off! i wudnt wana do the same to dis one!!!!

N every1 thanks for all the info!!!!

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