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#606609 01/03/2010 2:18 AM
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Hello everyone,

Forgive me if I am beating a dead horse here. Does anyone know of a website or reference material that would give specific dimensions on big bolt wheel bolt hole patterns and center hole sizes? I am specifically interested in the Task Force trucks but wouldn't mind if I could research from the Task Force trucks on up into the newer years.

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There is some info in our wheel and tire tech tip, in a chart near the bottom, although it is mostly for AD trucks the notes cover some later ones.
http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/wheels/

Also in that tech tip you'll find a link to the Accuride wheel catalog, it is a great help and should also have the nominal dimensions you're looking for.

The patterns you're probably going to be dealing with are 10 lug on 7.25" circle with a 5.25" center hole.
And 6 lug Budd stud centered on an 8¾" Bolt Circle, with a nominal 6.50" Bore.

If looking for 22.5" 6 lug Budd wheels send me a PM, I may have or can find some.
They are also available new from a good truck tire shop that can order form Accuride.

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