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#645598 05/12/2010 2:42 AM
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I have a 46 1 ton with dual rear wheels. They are 6 lug 16" with 5 1/4 in center hole. The lugs are 7 1/4 center lug hole to cross center lug hole. Iam looking for replacement wheels orig split rim or anything. HELP

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i have the same wheels but sorry i dont have any extras. do you have the timkin split rear on your truck? i was looks for other wheels to fit mine but havent. i dont think there are any options out there except to change out the rear

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We went salvage yard hopping today. Found out all ford chev dodge gmc 6 lug with 7 1/4 bolt pattern will work you just have to have 6 matching wheels. The ford center hole is 5 1/2 in tho but will still work on the gmc

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Hi guys, I have the 41 GMC with 6 lug 7 1/4 pattern , what Ford Chev. Dodge has this pattern? I sure would like to get rid of the split rims.

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I found them on a 61 1 ton ford they had the lug holes that were in and out that locked into them self, and were one piece wheels. They fit right on my gmc. The wheel is a 17 1/2 in wheel tho, but they do have 16 also

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Thanks for the info. I guess then they will be on 60s trucks or do you think newer? I really wish I could change the front to 8 lug but so far spindle size has been a problem.

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Have you looked at the axles instead of the spindles? On 1/2-ton trucks the axle part number is the same '41 through '54. If the 3/4- and 1-ton is also the same across those years it would mean you could swap axles to one with 8-lug axles.


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