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Old 02-07-2012, 12:36 PM   #1
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6 lug rims

Hey guys, i've been gone for a while, but here's a question...

I turned my old Long bed and frame into a trailer, using a 6 lug axle i had laying around, but i've had trouble finding wheels that will fit, due to the large hub.

I think these will work, but confirmation would be appreciated.

Series: Cragar Delux 69
Wheel Diameter: 15 in.
Wheel Width (in): 6.000 in.
Wheel Material: Steel
Backspacing (in): 3.500 in.
Offset: 0.00mm
Wheel Construction:1-piece
Lug Nut Seat Style: Conical seat - 60 degree
Hub Centric : No
Center Bore Diameter (in): 4.280 in.
Center Bore Diameter (mm): 108.71mm




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Old 02-07-2012, 12:48 PM   #2
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Re: 6 lug rims

Not sure on the hub sizes but I know they are larger than most newer rims, but if you have some steelies already, just bore the center hole out more. Take a dremel to it and go to town. Done that a few times with steelies to get them to fit since they aren't hub centric anyways.
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Old 02-07-2012, 01:05 PM   #3
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Re: 6 lug rims

Yeah, I have a couple rims from a 90's k1500, and started doing that, but ALOT of material has to be removed, which proved to be way more work than it was worth.
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Old 02-07-2012, 04:40 PM   #4
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Re: 6 lug rims

The rim in the photo is a five lug. You are looking for six lug correct? Truck rallyes from a 73 and up will work. You can buy them on Craig's list for $20 - 25 each. Clean up and a coat of paint and they look pretty good.
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Old 02-07-2012, 04:57 PM   #5
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Re: 6 lug rims

I'm done searching for rims locally. i've spent almost 2 years looking, with no luck.

I'm out of time so to speak, i'm going to pull the trigger, and buy a set.
i just wanted to verify the backspacing and center bore are correct

The rims in question are 6 lug, the photo is just a "stock photo" cragar had on their site.
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