JAG WHEELS
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From: HUDSON, FL
Ben, those that you have are diferent than the ones that i bought
I did not see the car ,the guy tild me that they came off an 88
if i can i will post or send you a picture.mine have a center cover
that goes over the lug nuts with a jag insert
I did not see the car ,the guy tild me that they came off an 88
if i can i will post or send you a picture.mine have a center cover
that goes over the lug nuts with a jag insert
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From: Cincinnati, OH
Jag is the same bolt pattern as Chevy midsize car 5 on 4.75 inches. Like Camaro, Chevelle, Nova, etc. Also the related GM clones that are not fullsize. Full size cars and 2wd trucks are 5 on 5 inches pattern.
You do not need Jag specific wheels, unless you need the deeper inside offset. The Jag wheels are deeper than the std GM wheel offset. The Jag hub is slightly larger diam than GM, so steel GM wheels will not work without some machine work to cut down the hub or enlarge the wheel center opening. Jag uses 1/2-inch threaded studs, the GM use 7/16-inch studs, so just make sure to get the 1/2 inch lug nuts when using GM pattern wheels.
You do not need Jag specific wheels, unless you need the deeper inside offset. The Jag wheels are deeper than the std GM wheel offset. The Jag hub is slightly larger diam than GM, so steel GM wheels will not work without some machine work to cut down the hub or enlarge the wheel center opening. Jag uses 1/2-inch threaded studs, the GM use 7/16-inch studs, so just make sure to get the 1/2 inch lug nuts when using GM pattern wheels.
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