fitment question

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  1. MikeyBoy

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    Im thinking not but you could always double check that.
     
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    When figuring offset, keep in mind that there are 25.4 mm to an inch. HTH.
     
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    bolt pattern

    i'm not sure about the pattern on 4-lugs but these have 4x100 or 4x114.3

    just looked it up, the pattern in     4x4.5
     
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    40mm is about 1 1/2" Assuming he's measuring from the front, that would make them about 5 1/2 backspacing. Way to much for a Maverick.
     
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    thanks everyone for the help...

    looks like its about time to go 5 lug all the way around :)
     
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    NO, They will not fit your Mav. They are High positive offset for front wheel drive cars.
     
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