turbominivan
Member
anyone? they are both 16" and are both 5 x 5.0" bolt circles.
the left one looks like a ford military wheel. ??
help ID these wheels?
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anyone? they are both 16" and are both 5 x 5.0" bolt circles.
the left one looks like a ford military wheel. ??
rustbucket
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One on the left looks like a Chevy Artillery wheel.
i've only seen them in 6 bolt but 'apparently' they did a 5 on 5 pattern too.
i've only seen them in 6 bolt but 'apparently' they did a 5 on 5 pattern too.
slim
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60s - 70s truck pattern havent found anything solid but 30s buick ?
turbominivan
Member
^ that may be it.
someone was saying the other (on the right) is a 'spare' type rim off something later. you can see it has a valve stem making it a tubeless rim. but 5x5"??
someone was saying the other (on the right) is a 'spare' type rim off something later. you can see it has a valve stem making it a tubeless rim. but 5x5"??
George Watson
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Possability
The only 5 on 5" bolt circle that I have come across was 69 into the 70's GM truck, some Lincoln models, certain years of full size Mercury's, full size Buick's & Olds. I have never run into a 5 on 5" pattern on 30's stuff, but not saying it isn't possible. I would like you to double check how you're measuring your bolt circle because I believe that it's possible that the wheel on the left could be a 35, 36 in around Mopar 5 on 4 1/2" & the one on the right to be a later wheel.
The only 5 on 5" bolt circle that I have come across was 69 into the 70's GM truck, some Lincoln models, certain years of full size Mercury's, full size Buick's & Olds. I have never run into a 5 on 5" pattern on 30's stuff, but not saying it isn't possible. I would like you to double check how you're measuring your bolt circle because I believe that it's possible that the wheel on the left could be a 35, 36 in around Mopar 5 on 4 1/2" & the one on the right to be a later wheel.
anyone? they are both 16" and are both 5 x 5.0" bolt circles.
the left one looks like a ford military wheel. ??
da66beaumont
Active Member
they look real simular to my 35 chevy wheels that I got stock. Will double check measurement on them and let you know.
E83w
Active Member
WHEELS WITH 4, 6, 8, OR 10 HOLES
Determine measurement by measuring from the center of one hole directly across the pilot hole to the center of the hole directly opposite for wheels with 4 holes, 6 holes, 8 holes, & 10 holes
WHEELS WITH 5 HOLES
Determin the mesurement center to center of 2 holes by measuring from hole missing one to the next and compare the list below
HOW TO MEASURE BOLT CIRCLE
Measurement obtained
Bolt circle (bolt pattern)
3-3/4’’ (95 mm) = 3-15/16’’ (100 mm)
4’’ (102 mm) = 4 1/4" (108mm)
4-1/4’’ (108 mm) = 4 1/2" (114.3mm)
4-1/8’’ (105 mm) = 4-3/16’’ (110 mm)
4-3/16’’ (106.5 mm) = 4-13/32’’ (112 mm)
4-5/16’’ (109.5 mm) = 4-17/32’’ (115 mm)
4-1/2’’ (114.3 mm) = 4-3/4’’ (120 mm)
4-11/16’’ (119 mm) = 5’’ (127 mm)
5-3/16’’ (132 mm) = 5-1/2’’ (139.7 mm)
I hope this helps with determining what bolt circle you have.
Russ
Determine measurement by measuring from the center of one hole directly across the pilot hole to the center of the hole directly opposite for wheels with 4 holes, 6 holes, 8 holes, & 10 holes
WHEELS WITH 5 HOLES
Determin the mesurement center to center of 2 holes by measuring from hole missing one to the next and compare the list below
HOW TO MEASURE BOLT CIRCLE
Measurement obtained
Bolt circle (bolt pattern)
3-3/4’’ (95 mm) = 3-15/16’’ (100 mm)
4’’ (102 mm) = 4 1/4" (108mm)
4-1/4’’ (108 mm) = 4 1/2" (114.3mm)
4-1/8’’ (105 mm) = 4-3/16’’ (110 mm)
4-3/16’’ (106.5 mm) = 4-13/32’’ (112 mm)
4-5/16’’ (109.5 mm) = 4-17/32’’ (115 mm)
4-1/2’’ (114.3 mm) = 4-3/4’’ (120 mm)
4-11/16’’ (119 mm) = 5’’ (127 mm)
5-3/16’’ (132 mm) = 5-1/2’’ (139.7 mm)
I hope this helps with determining what bolt circle you have.
Russ