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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by harpboys4, Jun 22, 2011.

  1. harpboys4
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    I was diggin around in Dads garage today and found this pair of slot mags and cheater slicks.The wheels appear to be appliance and have Pos-A-Traction Torque Master tread tires on them.The tires are cl***ic and were made at Inglewood Tire and auto Service Inc. The wheels are 4 bolt and we have no idea what they fit or where they came from. I would appreciate any info on older 4 bolt patterns.I am thinking maybe early nova?
     

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  2. paperdog
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    pinto -vega.. sad they are not still attached

    ahem
    cheater sliks are smooth cept for two maybe 3 grooves/ tread others that seem like slicks are are just bald tires
     
  3. jipp
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    looks like the ones that came with my 68 bug.. thanks for sharing.
     
  4. harpboys4
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    How big is Bug 4 lug pattern?These are pretty small.
     
  5. Deuces
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    Deuces

    I thinks Ford Mavericks were 4-lug also...
     

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  6. hotroddon
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    Early Mustang 6 cyl was 4 bolt as was Falcon/Comet/ Ranchero etc.
    Measure across the bolts centers to tell the bolt pattern
    [​IMG]

    What size are they?
     
  7. jipp
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    hi i measured a wheel i had out back with a tape and i get about 4" from center to center of the holes.. could be a little less.

    some more info for the 4 bolt.
    <table cl***="small" border="0" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" width="90%"><tbody><tr><td align="left" width="50%">Bolt Pattern:</td> <td align="left" width="50%">4x130</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="left">Offset Range:</td> <td align="left">0 to 35</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="left">Wheel Size Range:</td> <td align="left">13x5.0 to 17x7.0</td> </tr><tr><td align="left" valign="top">OEM Tire Size:</td><td align="left" valign="top">165/80-15 (165x645 mm)</td></tr></tbody></table>
     
  8. harpboys4
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    I just went out and measured them and they are 4 1/2 across. I am still thinking the first chevy 2s were 4 bolt.We never owned a pinto.I kind of remember Dad s****ing an early nova years ago.
     
  9. hotroddon
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    4 X 4 1/2"
    Chevrolet Corvair , Chevy II , Nova 60-64
    Sprint 86
    Datsun B-210, 510, 610, 710,200SX, 68-86
    310,GX,Stanza,Sentra,Maxima, 68-86
    810,Pulsar,240Z,260Z,280Z, 68-86
    300 ZX (Except turbo) 68-86
    Dodge Challenger 78-83
    Ford Falcon 6-cylinder 68-70
    Mustang 6-cylinder 65-73
    Granada & Maverick 81-83
    Mazda 626 83-86
    RX-7-GSLE 84-85
    RX-7 86
    Plymouth Sapporo & Arrow 76-84
    Colt 84-85
    Toyota Celica & Supra 68-85
    Corona 71-81
    Van Wagon 84-86

    Mustang II and Pinto are 4 on 4 1/4"
     
  10. harpboys4
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    Thank you Hotroddon.The big question is what do I do with them since I do not own any of those cars.
     
  11. hotroddon
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    Put them on the Auction site - the guys restoring Datsun 240Z's and 510's eat them up!
     
  12. harpboys4
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    Good idea! Thanks again.
     
  13. choptvan
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    some of those 60's chevy nova 2's were.
     
  14. BOWTIE BROWN
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    only the ss
     
  15. casper
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    Wow, those are neet-o, they flash me back to 1978 when I worked for an Appliance industries wheel distributor and they also sold Pos-a-traction tires. The wheels you have would be awesome for display on an early Nova or Mustang. Both Chevy and Ford used this bolt pattern on 6 cylinder cars. V-8's were 5 lug (4 1/2 Ford and 4 3/4 Chevy)
     
  16. 390Merc
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    Cool tires! I have a pair of those myself, J70-15's I do believe. They have the exact tread pattern as yours but mine have a super thin whitewall stripe on one side, and a redline on the other. I run them on a pair of chrome reverse rims once in a while on my Galaxie.
     
  17. BadassBadger
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    heres my set! there 13's and the rears are wider than the fronts and there unilug so the fit pretty much everything! rare and there worth a lot as the vintage import guys eat them up as there pretty much the only 13 after market rim they made back in the day
     

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  18. Ricky B
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    62-63 Chevy II's , 60-63 Falcons & Rancheros use them.
    Polish them up & you may trade or sell them easier.
     
  19. harpboys4
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    The pair I have are also 13s. I have no use for these except for wall art so I might post them on a for sale site and see what happens.
     
  20. aojo
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    We ran those on Sunbeam Tigers with a Dana 44 rear.. we would prowl the junk yards for early Mustangs to see if anyone had updated their wheels before the wreck.
     
  21. Oilcan Harry
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    Eccept V-8 Mavericks. They were 5-lug.
     
  22. hotroddon
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    I ran em on my Tiger as well
    [​IMG]
     

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