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Minitrucker
06-05-05, 04:41 PM
Do they make wheel adapters to go from a Ford F-150 pattern to our S-10 pattern. If they do I can get some Weld Racing rims with Nitto 255/50/17 at a damn good price.
94redSS
06-05-05, 04:51 PM
u can prolly get a gnc shop to make u some
lowriderbowtie
06-05-05, 05:09 PM
just go to a local machine shop....they will make absolutly anything.
Minitrucker
06-05-05, 07:04 PM
I guess my next question is are they safe to use?
I guess my next question is are they safe to use?
NO.
Minitrucker
06-06-05, 02:07 AM
I didn't think so but feedback is always good.
Thanks
you can use them for intown driveing(ubder 45mph). Most people just use them on show vehicles.
extreme gmc
06-06-05, 02:23 AM
what about adapters to go from 99 camaro ss wheels to a 2wd s10? i am talking about the kind that bolt to the hub and then have pressed in studs that you botl the wheel too?
you don't need adapters for a camero wheel. u need a spacer. still not the idea situation, but a hell of a lot safer than an adapter.
the front is what you have to worry about with adapters and spacer. You put allot more stress on the spindle causeing premature beiring wear and can cause break the spindle. In fact it quite common to break a spindle with adapters. What people don't know is useing a backspaceing more or less than what was offerd factory(this will include the options on that P/N) can put stress on the spindel as well. the 0 offset wheels of my day taught us this lesson.
2001baggeds10
06-06-05, 04:04 AM
Take it from someone that has used adapters on an S10 before, don't do it, it does put some serious stress on the spindle and I replaced the bearings on one side 3 times before I said F-this and put some IROC wheels on mine till my money tree grows in the backyard. But its all up to you, thats just my opinion.
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