where to get these in our pattern?
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- midnight
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Those are made by american racing, dont know off hand if they are available in our pattern though. Try and contact AR to see if they can custom drill?
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irishboy02 - Addict
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I asked them - no custom drilling. Liability concerns.
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so i guess its back to hub adapters
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The Roadie wrote:I asked them - no custom drilling. Liability concerns.
How does that even make sense? That means that their second guessing their own quality-so how can we even be so sure that their 6x5.5 or 5x5.5 is even safe? That was a bad chioce of words on their part.Gettin' Dirrty in Jersey
2003 GMC Sierra z71
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35x12.5 Toyo MT on 18x9 MotoMetal 962
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35x12.5 Toyo MT on 18x9 MotoMetal 962
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irishboy02 - Addict
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irishboy02 wrote:The Roadie wrote:I asked them - no custom drilling. Liability concerns.
That's a nice way of saying "We're not interested" or they are not tooled for our pattern.
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Getting 6x5 anything from AR is a pain in the ass. I'm STILL trying to get my 5th wheel for my spare. I should have just gotten adapters...
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irishboy02 wrote:The Roadie wrote:I asked them - no custom drilling. Liability concerns.
I'm sure their wheels are stamped using a production die. Big difference between that and drilling.
Plus, I believe they swage the holes so they work properly with the conical wheel nuts.
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