1966 Disc Brake Conversion Questions
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He wants to have more choices of kinds of wheels to put on his truck. There are a lot more styles & sizes to choose from with a 5x4.5 bolt pattern than with a 5x5.5.
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Exactly. By the way 37 Ford Guy, nice '66!
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Yeah, I thought about breaking an axle and the hassle of having another hub and flange re-drilled. Off hand, I would say that I'm pretty certain that I won't be breaking an axle anytime soon but it's always possible...ffice
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I know some find it hard to believe but yes, I would like options other than truck wheels.
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> </O>I put in an enquiry about what a set of adapters would cost and they are about $50 per corner and the company that I put the link in above does make the adapter that would work for your setup. This is all just for info, not telling what to do just giving options. It might be worth a call to find out how thin they can make them adapters for your setup. Hope you find the solution your looking for.
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BorisPalance,
I put in an enquiry about what a set of adapters would cost and they are about $50 per corner and the company that I put the link in above does make the adapter that would work for your setup. This is all just for info, not telling what to do just giving options. It might be worth a call to find out how thin they can make them adapters for your setup. Hope you find the solution your looking for.
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I put in an enquiry about what a set of adapters would cost and they are about $50 per corner and the company that I put the link in above does make the adapter that would work for your setup. This is all just for info, not telling what to do just giving options. It might be worth a call to find out how thin they can make them adapters for your setup. Hope you find the solution your looking for.
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