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#820960 01/30/2012 12:46 AM
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was wondering what the diameter of the bolt pattern on bigbolts was, just thinking about hubcaps again.


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Hy PapaJ, the five on the front ten on the rear bolt circle is 7 1/4", if you would tell us the year and model of the truck we can verify that that is the size you're asking about.

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53/6100, what i'm looking at is the outside diameter from outside lugnut to outside lugnut. Looking to pop on hubcap like on big rig rear axle hub cap, if I can find one to fit.

Last edited by PapaJ; 01/30/2012 4:23 AM.

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