making 5 lugs out of 6
#12
I PM'ed jj turbo the other about this too. Like he said, might as well go with the car bolt pattern, I am.
thanks to jj turbo...
http://www.moserengineering.com/Page...pservices.html
...and yes, please take some pics of your wheel hubs
TIA
thanks to jj turbo...
http://www.moserengineering.com/Page...pservices.html
...and yes, please take some pics of your wheel hubs
TIA
#13
i'm looking into getting more info from this guy...
http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/pts/541204584.html
b/c i would like to keep my 6 lug pattern to run my stock wheels when ever, epecially on trips.
http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/pts/541204584.html
b/c i would like to keep my 6 lug pattern to run my stock wheels when ever, epecially on trips.
#14
i'm looking into getting more info from this guy...
http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/pts/541204584.html
b/c i would like to keep my 6 lug pattern to run my stock wheels when ever, epecially on trips.
http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/pts/541204584.html
b/c i would like to keep my 6 lug pattern to run my stock wheels when ever, epecially on trips.
#15
I did a quick CAD drawing of 4.75"x5 on a 5.5"x6 bolt pattern and I don't see how you could re-drill for the new 5 bolt pattern without filling some of the holes. If there's some orientation, then the material thickness is probably downright dangerous given the gaping hole where the stud used to be.
#16
I did a quick CAD drawing of 4.75"x5 on a 5.5"x6 bolt pattern and I don't see how you could re-drill for the new 5 bolt pattern without filling some of the holes. If there's some orientation, then the material thickness is probably downright dangerous given the gaping hole where the stud used to be.
I need actual pics to see how these are being done.
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#19
OK guys here are the pics, I could not remember but as you can see he only needed to plug one hole and drill over it, litreddevil I can get you the number from this guy but I think moser has better prices, with this guy it was 140 for one hub and one rotor, 70 a peace.
Dirty 30 the 14 bolt came out of an 84 or 86 van, and it was narrowed 5" on each side, I'll try to get the pics tomorrow, I forgot to take them while I was there, I was fixing another problem with the truck.



Dirty 30 the 14 bolt came out of an 84 or 86 van, and it was narrowed 5" on each side, I'll try to get the pics tomorrow, I forgot to take them while I was there, I was fixing another problem with the truck.






