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Does anyone know the spacing of the studs on dayton hubs that bolt the hub to the axle on 5 spoke hubs, as i wonder if it could be similar to the 5x8 pattern on our big trucks.
If it is close an adapter could potentially be made to put dayton rims on our rigs.
Even if things could be made to line up, the dish depth spacing would be all wrong - the fronts would stick out too much and the dualies wouldn't pair up.
What you are looking for would be these budd adapters discussed here:
If you find any, hopefully you have just won the mega millions or the seller doesn't know what they have. Oh, and hope that all the hardware is present and serviceable!
Even if things could be made to line up, the dish depth spacing would be all wrong - the fronts would stick out too much and the dualies wouldn't pair up.
What you are looking for would be these budd adapters discussed here:
If you find any, hopefully you have just won the mega millions or the seller doesn't know what they have. Oh, and hope that all the hardware is present and serviceable!
I have a set of front and a set of rear but they are for 6 lug bummer
I know of that page with the adapters but i was wondering if this might work to put some super singles on the back of my truck as i will no longer be buying the 19.5 tires and rims as i need to be able to run down the highway when one of our crappy daily trucks breaks down.
Also my two lock ring rims on my truck are Goodyear k type rims so those are unusable too.
You can get new blank rims with no hole pattern and have a machine shop drill the 5 on 8 bolt pattern perfectly centered and with the correct lug seat. You cannot just simply drill a straight hole and mount a plate to the hub as whatever mounts to the hub must be centered by the lug nuts mating to the lug seats. Also, we are talking machine shop precision, not hand held power tools.
Would anyone have some lock ring rims for my truck they could sell, as i have access to 3 more 20x7.50 tires to have a full set if i can find or buy a set of 20 inch lock ring rims.
I have 4 RH-5 Rims and 2 Goodyear K-28 rims.