hub center boar

[chrlsful]

what is the measurment (frnt & rear if different) of above.
i am looking for some non-oe wheels/rims (11 'spoke' turbines).
Need to fit them over the frnt lock outs (& I assume there's a lill flange on rear too, just forget/aint lookin right now).

Lets C if I can get the rest:
Bolt circ: 5 on 5.5
Size: 15 x 7 (also takes a 16)
(tire 15x7x28)
Back Space: ('76/7) 4 inch
Stud: 12x1.75 or 14x2
Hub ctr boar: 87?

 

[Jedeka]

I read a post on here about someone installing Dodge wheels on their Bronco. They made a jig and drilled out the center with a 3-1/2” hole saw.

 

[NicksTrix]

110 mm iirc

 

[phred]

110 mm iirc

Nick i didn’t know you spoke French.


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[tasker]

;D yeah what he said!!

 

[Apogee]

Ø110mm = Ø4.3307"...get with the times guys.

 

[sprdv1]

110 mm iirc

Nick i didn’t know you spoke French.
k

LOL... the man, myth, legend..

 

[chrlsful]

ford dodge interchanged for yrs

So its not 87 but
110 frnt AND rear?
Thnx
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[Bonefizz]

Here you go! Easy to drill out, just take it slow and use a lot of cutting oil.

 

[chrlsful]

"... Easy to drill out..."
makin a small one big enuff for ur bronk?

This 'll be easier (if ordered) as its alloy...

 

[Bonefizz]

Alloy would definitely be easier than the steel. I did all 5 steel wheels so I can rotate the tires when needed. Yup, making a small one big enough for my Bronco! All five wheels balanced with no issue at the local tire shop.

 

[NicksTrix]

Nick i didn’t know you spoke French.


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Oui

learned it from a french magazine called that years ago..
can you say hot for teacher

 

[chrlsful]

"bigger" has all ways been said to create problems (wobble I imagine) but my
lugs have always sufficed I guess. Good balance and never been on the freeway
in 39 yrs may make the difference?