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#1041170 07/09/2014 1:34 PM
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I upgraded my driveline and ended up needing 5 bolt rims. Are there any stock 16" or 15"rims that I will be able to use the original hubcaps with? Carter has 5 bolt rims but you have to buy their hubcaps as well.

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I did same thing on my '47 coupe 6 lug to 5 and bought a set of ralley wheels. Not happy with look of little 'police caps' so called WheelSmiths, they put together a factory looking 41-48 cap that fits perfectly on my ralley rims. With 5 lug rims I do not believe there is any other way to go. I'll attempt to send you a pic of my new rim/caps.

http://www.thewheelsmith.net/

http://www.petepaulsen.com/catalog/cataloghome.html

Best of luck
Jim

Last edited by JiMerit Boltr#43; 07/09/2014 3:44 PM.

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