ford 9" bolt spacing info...
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ford 9" bolt spacing info...
Question for you guys.
I am in the NAVY and currently out at sea. You can check out my truck in the gallery. When I get back home in a month I am going to get new wheels and tires. I really like the Ansen Sprint repro from American Racing. It has that old school Shelby California 500 hot rod look that I like. My question is about the bolt spacing on my ford 9". My main concern is the bolt circle. I have limited resources out here on the boat and need info. I am not sure, but I think that the bolt spacing is 5 X 4-3/4. If I want that deep dish look for the wheel that would be the offset??? Tie rod clearance would be the backspacing measurements??? I need clarification so I don't have to pay for shipping twice and waste my valuable at home time. I have a lot of plans for my beast. You can check my gallery for progress pics. I am going to put a new coat of paint on her and a get a new grille and wood bed put in. I appreciate any help.
Thanx,
Brian
I am in the NAVY and currently out at sea. You can check out my truck in the gallery. When I get back home in a month I am going to get new wheels and tires. I really like the Ansen Sprint repro from American Racing. It has that old school Shelby California 500 hot rod look that I like. My question is about the bolt spacing on my ford 9". My main concern is the bolt circle. I have limited resources out here on the boat and need info. I am not sure, but I think that the bolt spacing is 5 X 4-3/4. If I want that deep dish look for the wheel that would be the offset??? Tie rod clearance would be the backspacing measurements??? I need clarification so I don't have to pay for shipping twice and waste my valuable at home time. I have a lot of plans for my beast. You can check my gallery for progress pics. I am going to put a new coat of paint on her and a get a new grille and wood bed put in. I appreciate any help.
Thanx,
Brian
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the bolt pattern is 5 on 5 1/2". http://www.conceptonewheels.com/images/offset.jpg that is a diagram on back spacing and offset.
