Wheel spacer/adapter help
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Wheel spacer/adapter help
I have a 64 that is 5 on 5.5 and want to put some mustang rims that are 5 on 4.5. I have seen ones on ebay, does any have or know if an 1.5" spacer with adapter will be too much or too little? thanks
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Well they are actually off a new v6, I got them for free. I just need something to roll to the Turkey Rod Run in November. They will not be permanent, I will get some cobras or bullits maybe. I have a set of Dodge
wheels that were about the same size and the right bolt pattern, when I tried them on, the tire was hitting the frame on the top, and the rim hit the hub in the front.
wheels that were about the same size and the right bolt pattern, when I tried them on, the tire was hitting the frame on the top, and the rim hit the hub in the front.
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Those are metric bolt pattern and also have a huge positive offset.
You would need a 4 or five inch thick adaptor to run those. You will pay more for those than a new set of wheels in the correct offset and pattern.
Garbz
You would need a 4 or five inch thick adaptor to run those. You will pay more for those than a new set of wheels in the correct offset and pattern.
Garbz
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