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how would be easy way to convert to 4&3/4 bolt patten on 1960 f100 on the front hubs thanks jim
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ford F100 trucks are 5 on 5-1/2" bolt pattern. What size do you want to go to?
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Bolt on wheel adapters are the easiest way if you can fit a little more width in your wheel wells. Search 'wheel adapter 5-lug' on ebay to see what I am referring to.

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