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the bolt spacing is metric on Chrysler FWDs.
...except for the LH cars and certain other contemporaries of the LH cars, which have an actual, real, non-metric 4½" bolt circle.
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| Author: | Bohmer2 [ Fri Nov 17, 2006 7:05 am ] |
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I would think for a spare tire which is going to be a low speed application as it is, as long as the intrepid rim doesnt interfere with anything, having the wrong back spacing would be a mirror issue. The bigger issue would then be the centering of the lug nuts, again at low speed applications such that a spare tire should be seeing maybe not a big issue but not sure I would want to take a chance. I have a 50 dodge truck with 16" wheels,I believe they are 5 on 4.5" as well. But they are narrow steel rims and used bolts instead of studs/nuts as retainers. Brian |
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| Author: | sireland67 [ Fri Nov 17, 2006 10:50 am ] |
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Quote: Shawn,
I just did a quick measurement with a tape measure and the rim appears to be a 5" with about 3.75" to 4" backspace.
How wide is the 16" rim? Jerry |
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| Author: | DionR [ Fri Nov 17, 2006 2:04 pm ] |
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Quote: Quote: the bolt spacing is metric on Chrysler FWDs.
...except for the LH cars and certain other contemporaries of the LH cars, which have an actual, real, non-metric 4½" bolt circle.
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