chevy wheels question

got some old g***er looking american 200s for my 53 chevy. they fit on the rear fine but the front has a fatman ford mustang set up that runs 11 inch granada rotors that are 5 on 4 1/2

the wheels are standard chevy that are 5 on 4 3/4

is there a rotor that fits the mustang but runs 4 3/4 lug pattern?

i already re drilled but thats kinda ****ty if i can get the correct ones at a good price

rather not run adapters cause of fender well clearence

thanks

 

get yer hubs and discs redrilled. but the fatmans is yer problem.....

 

you can get aftermarket rotors for chevy bolt pattern from places like speedway, i bought mine on e-bay, type in mustang II in either vintage parts or car and truck parts, there's a bunch of guys that have them for the mustang II

 

I had all the part numbers written down but lost the paper....

call fatman and tell them what you have, tell them you want chevy bolt pattern rotors. they will tell you which rotors to use and which bearings and seals. it will all be standard auto parts store stuff. nothing fancy. that way down the road you will be able to do your brakes and wheel bearings using off the shelf parts.

 

I believe the rotors that the Chevy pattern uses are the S-10 rotors, the earlier ones with 7/16 thread and not metric thread studs. I do not know the bearings off hand.

 

My Fatman stuff says to use '82-87 Camaro, Chevelle, or Monte Carlo rotors which are 5x4.75 (or 120.7 mm). Stock Pinto/Mustang races will fit the GM rotors and the Ford bearing will fit the Ford spindles.

Bryan