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MetroMPG · 04-23-2011, 02:40 PM

MN Driver: unfortunately not. The Suzuki bolt pattern is different from Honda's - 4x100 (Honda) vs. 4x114.3 (Suzuki/Geo etc.). Tercel bolt pattern is compatible with the Insight, however.

This has caused me a small amount of grief & frustration, as I sold a set of lightweight 13 inch Civic VX rims 5 years ago when I got into the Metroids. Moral of the story: keep everything.

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