hey guys just to double check 1200 ute has 4x114.3 pcd, right?
and what offset can and width can be safely, or just run with minor to no gaurd mods
thanks

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Hi mate
Yes 4 by 114.3mm is correct.

Not sure on offset as I am running different brakes, rear end etc but around positive 20 to 25 should be in the ballpark.

Matty

okay thanks a bunch
anyone no about offset?

4 114mm also works, I'm pretty sure a lot of Toyota vehicles is 4 114mm.

aw cool, is it easy to get them on?

Toyota rear-wheel drive wheels are also 114.3 PCD.

For Datsun, the original specification was imperial measurement: 4.5 inch bolt center. The metric equivalent is 114.3mm.

anyone no how much offset i can run?

How much offset you can run depends on the wheel width and the tire size.

The stock offset is +30 mm with 4" wide wheels. Most 5.5" wide wheels with appropriate offset will fit under the fenders of a Datsun 1200. Most 6-inch wide will not fit inside the gaurds, but theoretically (with the right offset) it is possible. Utes can fit wider wheels on the rear.

Tires: if you have 13" low profile you can run any amount of positive offset, like these 9-inch wide watanabes:

okay i think im following, the wheels im looking at are 6inch wide