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echo: oldcars
to: LANDON ROBINSON
from: ROY WITT
date: 1997-01-05 20:52:00
subject: 5 on...

Hello Landon!
04 Jan 97 14:49, Landon Robinson wrote to Alexander Bilan:
 LR>
 -=>> Quoting Alexander Bilan to Landon Robinson <=-
 LR>
 AB>> @MSGID: 1:2401/0.0 45c05086
 >> Does anyone if rims from a 1971 Pontiac Firebird will fit on a 1968
 >> Chevy Impala?
 LR>
 AB>> It should fit the hub. Both have a 5 on 4 3/4 bolt pattern.
 AB>> But physical fit will require the "try-it-and-find-out" school of
 AB>> answers.
 LR>
 LR> What exaclty does "5 on 4 3/4 bolt pattern" mean ? I'm assuming that
 LR> the 5 is for how lug holes it has.
   5 holes/studs, equally spaced,  on a 4 3/4" basic circle.
  A GM standard for cars with 5 lugs for decades before and hence. Except for 
the newer FWD cars...
In your case, the standard bolt pattern on large =and= small cars with 5 
holes/lugs are the same...my 72 Chevy truck, on the other hand, is 5 
holes/lugs on a 5" basic circle...Some of the 70's and 80's big GM cars also 
use this pattern...if I could have found a fourth, I could be running =real= 
Cadillac "wire spoked" wheels on my truck..
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