35 Ford Wires, and 56 Ford Hubs/juice brakes.

[Dakota]

Is there an easy way of making these fit without hacking up the wheel?

Spacer and longer studs??? I wanna be safe about it and that just dosent seen all that kosher to me.

How did you all get your wires toi fig the bigger newer drums?

[Dakota]

Bump, How do you all make these fit?

[Andy]

Hope someone who actually has done this steps up. I am running a Maverick rear with 1" wide wheel adapters to use the early ford steelies. I was supprised when I found the 16" wires would go on also. You will also need the 3/16"adapter rings so that the wheel will sit correctly.

[Dakota]

What adapter rings are you talking about?

See the werid thing is, i have a pair of Mopar Kelseys on the back, and i have an 8" ford rear. Those fit. there is enough of a dome on the drum that they fit.

[TomH]

Hey Arron, I think your s.o.l. You answered your question, longer blots with spacers is about all you can do. This set your wheels apart and puts more stress on the kingpins

[Andy]

The mounting surface on a 35 wire wheel has a step. To make them bolt up solid you need a 3/16' ring to get the surface flat again. Usually made from 4" pipe. There has been threads on this. Search.