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5 lugs in a 4.5" circle. And I believe there is some mathematical formula that goes with it but who needs that. Haha.Originally Posted by chadh92
5x4.5, got it. What exactly does that mean? 5 bolts by 4.5 _____?
And going back to your original request, here is mine on stock rims with 235's. I didn't use the stock rims when I upgraded to 31's.
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Haha, okay good enough for me. Thanks!Originally Posted by jmm0122
5 lugs in a 4.5" circle. And I believe there is some mathematical formula that goes with it but who needs that. Haha.
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It's not a 4.5" circle, it's a circle with a 4.5" diameter. If it were a 4.5" circle your bold pattern would be 5 x 1.4, hardly strong enough to use for anything other than a wheel-barrow lol.Originally Posted by jmm0122
5 lugs in a 4.5" circle. And I believe there is some mathematical formula that goes with it but who needs that. Haha.
You get this by measuring from the center of one hole to the distant edge of the hole across from it. On 4, 6, and 8 lug patterns you measure center-center of two opposing holes to get your diameter.
I think I may just bite the bullet and get the soft 8s then. I believe the center caps are just pushed in through the back of the wheel. If I bring them to Discount Tire and just said "hey here's the center caps, would you guys mind putting those on when you mount them?" do you think they would mind?
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You get this by measuring from the center of one hole to the distant edge of the hole across from it. On 4, 6, and 8 lug patterns you measure center-center of two opposing holes to get your diameter.
4.5" circle, 4.5" diameter. Like I said its math and who needs it. Do you want a cookie for your math skills?Originally Posted by AKinHI
It's not a 4.5" circle, it's a circle with a 4.5" diameter. If it were a 4.5" circle your bold pattern would be 5 x 1.4, hardly strong enough to use for anything other than a wheel-barrow lol.You get this by measuring from the center of one hole to the distant edge of the hole across from it. On 4, 6, and 8 lug patterns you measure center-center of two opposing holes to get your diameter.
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I think they will do it for you.Originally Posted by chadh92
I think I may just bite the bullet and get the soft 8s then. I believe the center caps are just pushed in through the back of the wheel. If I bring them to Discount Tire and just said "hey here's the center caps, would you guys mind putting those on when you mount them?" do you think they would mind?
I suck at math
that's why i'm a computer information systems major rather than computer engineering haha.
that's why i'm a computer information systems major rather than computer engineering haha.

