Cheap 6 lug rear disc????

[SCOTI]

Looking for pics now....

[SCOTI]

If you re-read my initial post there was a question mark after my statement because I'm not up to speed on S-10 4x4 Blazers. I did know a guy that had a s-10 Blazer 4x4 back when I was going to school & it had 6-lug wheels. When I first read this thread, I remembered his truck & looked it up (googled). I came across that site & figured it was a 4x2 vs. 4x4 thing.

Upon further investigation, most of the stock wheels I've seen/searched for were indeed 5-lug pattern. I do remember his truck looked pretty stock-ish & I thought the wheels were OE. I guess he did some swapping on his . . ....

[joe231]

Originally Posted by SCOTI

Click the link.
Look @ the far left column (S.No).
Scroll down to #89 & compare it to #90 . . ....

http://www.rimhelp.com/searchrecords...ype=&page_no=2

Put that in your pipe & smoke it.

Originally Posted by SCOTI

Looking for pics now....

Originally Posted by SCOTI

If you re-read my initial post there was a question mark after my statement because I'm not up to speed on S-10 4x4 Blazers. I did know a guy that had a s-10 Blazer 4x4 back when I was going to school & it had 6-lug wheels. When I first read this thread, I remembered his truck & looked it up (googled). I came across that site & figured it was a 4x2 vs. 4x4 thing.

Upon further investigation, most of the stock wheels I've seen/searched for were indeed 5-lug pattern. I do remember his truck looked pretty stock-ish & I thought the wheels were OE. I guess he did some swapping on his . . ....

I was just playing around, don't take offense, I know it is hard to convey joking thought the inter-web
(and my friends do call me "DICK" )


I am thinking whom ever compiled the bolt pattern list may have mistaken a full size 4x4 GMC Jimmy (blazer equivalent) with 6 lugs for a 4x4 S-15 jimmy with 5 lugs...dunno but it was in no way an attack on your character....you provide very good info and are appreciated by me at least, and I'm sure many more members.

[SCOTI]

Originally Posted by joe231

I was just playing around, don't take offense, I know it is hard to convey joking thought the inter-web
(and my friends do call me "DICK" )


I am thinking whom ever compiled the bolt pattern list may have mistaken a full size 4x4 GMC Jimmy (blazer equivalent) with 6 lugs for a 4x4 S-15 jimmy with 5 lugs...dunno but it was in no way an attack on your character....you provide very good info and are appreciated by me at least, and I'm sure many more members.

No harm, no foul.

[Joemomma1]

Have you reseached the isuzu corporate 12 bolt? It has a 6x5.5" pattern. I thought gm and isuzu were in cahoots?

I suppose this is what they go for

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/pts/1102531174.html

I also heard they have limited slip.

[msgross]

Originally Posted by Captainfab

I've thought about designing some brackets for 6 lug rear discs, but just haven't had the time yet. That and I'm not sure how many would want them.

On the ultra cheap, I've seen a guy re-drill the front backing plates from a K10 to fit the flange on the 12 bolt and use the rotor and caliper from the same. I don't remember the details or how well it all lined up though.

I think Mudder has that setup

Originally Posted by rayce08

so im guessing late model gm trucks rear disc rotors dont work ?

won't fit 15" rims though... and the center hole needs milled