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do fiero's use the same 5x115mm lug patterns we do?
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I think they are 5X100mm
I see a lot of Fiero's with the older Grand Am wheels. Not sure if that applies to the 1988 Fiero.Last edited by 3100 MPFI; 12-30-2007, 09:29 PM.Taylor
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I'm pretty sure they're 5x100mm like the Jbodies and older Grand Am'sPast Builds;
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