Wheel adapters

Looking to use 4 1/2 x 5- 1935 plymouth wheels on ford bolt 5 1/2x5 hubs. Anyone have any bad/good feedback on the ones offered by Speedway?

 

u looking to run some artillery wheels or something? i have early plymouth steelies on my A and they don't seem so special that i would use adapters to put 'em on, is why i ask. artillery is an entirely different story.

 

......or are those wires. i know some of the ford wires need that lip to center the wheel by the hub, not the lugs. what are u doin'

 

just remember... when you use spacers or adapters to keep an eye on them, re-tighten often!

or....

 

The wheels are from a 34 plymouth. They are 16 inch and have 5 x 4 1/2 bolt pattern. They kinda have an artilary wheel look to them. I'm looking to use them on my 27 T coupe using Ford ford hubs and banjo rear. I'll try to bet photos tonight

 

Avoid cast ones
Billet ones are stronger than you’ll ever need.....tons of them on ebay

 

there's more-but here's the newest.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=781778&highlight=adapters

 

Hi! Mr white64 how this car got damage by adapters ? the car looks all in one peace

 

here is the link to the rest of the story...
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=586035

 

Still apologizing for my spelling errors in that thread... :-( I was a little bummed when I wrote it then... so be kind.

 

Wow checked your post on the Plymouth. How some people have time to pick at spelling mistakes on a site dedicated to the hobby.

Thanks for all the info.

 

billet aluminum 6061-T6 very strong. I raced an autocross car for years with them and never had a problem