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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by choprods, Jun 30, 2004.

  1. Is there a wheel adapter to bolt the early ford [5 lug on 5-1/2"] wheel onto a [5 lug on 4-1/2"] newer nine inch rear end?...sure would make my life easier......THANks
     
  2. 34Fordtk
    Joined: May 30, 2002
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    Yes I found mine on ebay,good luck.
     
  3. Assdragger
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    There are lots of aftermarket companys that make billit [​IMG] adapters, they are ALOT stronger but they`re not cheap! They`ll make any adapter in any thinkness that you need.
     
  4. Ive never had any of the old ones break- my motor is stock 409 -automatic/should be OK
    any sources of these?
     

  5. Assdragger
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    I was looking for some myself, they go for crazy money on ebay. If you wanna spend that kind of dough, just buy the tools and build em yourself!! [​IMG]
     
  6. PANEL TRK
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    There are adaptors that work butt they all move the wheel farther from the brake drum.
    If clearence isnt a problem then they work.
    If you are using aluminum or magnesium wheels then its not hard to change a bolt pattern.
    if you have slot mags with a solid center section (back side) you can just have someone locally bridgeport a new pattern into the wheel.
    I do this sort of thing all the time.
    I cnnot post pictures on this site as I am not smart enough to figure how to get my .JPG under 70K. I am trying to get some help here from a guy who understands computers.
    I have DSL so I never turn mine off. I only use it for email ebay and a few sites like this one.
    If you mail me direct with pictures of your wheels maybe I can help you.
    [email protected]
    Panel Trk
     
  7. Assdragger
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    Are you the famous Torque Thrust Terry? [​IMG]

    I think Kenny is running 16" steel wheels...but I`ve been wrong before!
     
  8. Deuce Roadster
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    [ QUOTE ]

    I cnnot post pictures on this site as I am not smart enough to figure how to get my .JPG under 70K.
    Panel Trk

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    The on line photo hosting site http://photobucket.com/ resizes the photo down to a manageable size ...automatically and it is free.... [​IMG]




    Deuce Roadster


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  9. Assdragger
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    I have a pair of 3 1/2" Magnesium American Lemans wheels, if I change the pattern,is that going to mess-up the look of the wheels around the bolt holes?

    Sorry to highjack your post Kenny!
     
  10. Yeah Tony- I wanna run '47 Lincoln steelies on my 9inch rear end.....I found a lifetime guaranteed set of 4 for 140 bucks-[ebay]anybody buy two from me if I buy em? [​IMG]
     
  11. Assdragger
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    I`m not in the market at this point because I paid the price for my rear wheels with a 4 1/2" bolt pattern. I will probably just drill my front hubs to 4 3/4" which is what my front wheels are. I really dont want to run adapters on the front.
     
  12. aussiesteve
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    Call Jim at PSI in LA 626 2882121 between 11am/5pm California time
     
  13. 4t64d.....here is the ebay item number- 7908401982 look and see if you would like two of them....and let me know /Thanks
     
  14. 46stude
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