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a mate of mine just put a deposit on a wrecked r32 sedan with no wheels and need to get it towed away

anyone know which standard wheels are compatible with an r32 4 door. btw they are 4 studs not 5

any help appreciated.. cheers

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Wierd that it is 4 stud, unless it's a non turbo model. the pattern will be 4*114.3 so S13/180sx wheels will fit. not sure what else uses that pattern but you should beable to pick up standard S13 wheels for next to nothing

Ford, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Toyota etc 4 stud rims should all do the job.

As for putting a turbo on the DE have a search in the non-turbo section on here. There is huge amounts of information from people who have done it and can help you out. I am pretty sure there is even a full walk through.

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