lug pattern adaptors
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lug pattern adaptors
i just baught a 91 f150 for 200 bux and it has 5 lug hubs, it seems like all the junyards near me only have decent tires on 6 or 8 lug rims but i dont want to swap my axels, so i'd like to know if there is a such thing as a 5to6 lug adaptor, or a 5-8 lug adaptor, i dont mind the spacers. and i dont want to spend a lot of money
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that is another option, i would still like to know about the lug pattern adaptors though.
i know there are spacers but i dont know if there are adaptors.
what if someone just wants the look of an 8lug superduty on their f150. it would make sense.
i know there are spacers but i dont know if there are adaptors.
what if someone just wants the look of an 8lug superduty on their f150. it would make sense.
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Originally Posted by FORD=Perfect
what if someone just wants the look of an 8lug superduty on their f150. it would make sense.
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Instead of going to a tire shop and paying them, another option would be to go to Harbor Freight and get their manual tire changer. It's on sale, at least here in Austin, for $40 right now. I bought one and attached it to a pallet and it works much better than I expected.
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Originally Posted by jas88
Instead of going to a tire shop and paying them, another option would be to go to Harbor Freight and get their manual tire changer. It's on sale, at least here in Austin, for $40 right now. I bought one and attached it to a pallet and it works much better than I expected.
i will be doing a lot of tire and rim changing in the near future and my dad would probably offer to pay for something like that because he could use it all the time, and harbor frieght is his favorite store.
Thanks guys
