Changing Lug Pattern
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Changing Lug Pattern
I have a 1968 ford ranger lwb, and it has a five on five and a half lug pattern and i am having a hard time finding custom wheels. my question is can i replace the front spindles, and the rear axles to a five on four and a half without major cash. if so what type of rear end and front spindles
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Ed
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Ed
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Changing Lug Pattern
That's weird !
I have seen all sorts of wheels with this bolt pattern available.
Try American.racing
Try looking in our classifieds here or at this site.
www.automotiveswap.com
I have seen all sorts of wheels with this bolt pattern available.
Try American.racing
Try looking in our classifieds here or at this site.
www.automotiveswap.com
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Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Atlanta GA
Changing Lug Pattern
You can replace the rear axles with no problems, I do not know about the front. The thing is, you have that bolt pattern for strength. The wider bolt pattern is not needed on the Mustangs and BII/Ranger, that is why they have them.
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Changing Lug Pattern
This is a timely topic, (I may have to change-long, sad story).
Yes there are several suppliers, Billet Specialities has scads, American has almost none, Centerline, almost none, but there are choices out there. My .02 -Don't look on E Bay for something that is in the aftermarket.
Yes there are several suppliers, Billet Specialities has scads, American has almost none, Centerline, almost none, but there are choices out there. My .02 -Don't look on E Bay for something that is in the aftermarket.
