3.5" backspacing

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  1. navyfc117

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    what does the...5x4.75 bolt pattern fit?
     
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    Piece of Chevy's
     
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    the 5x 4.75 are the wrong pattern
     
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    They are dual pattern. 4.5 and 4.75
     
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    that is a good deal then
     
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    3.5" backspace is not enough unless it's a 6-inch wheel or narrower.
     
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    They sold. I think I'm getting the summit weld knock offs
     
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    I'm thinking about getting the weld prostar knockoffs from them for my street tires
     
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    That's the ones I'm looking at. Had them on mustang before. You doing 8s or 10s on back?
     
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    i was gonna do 8s with a 275/60/15 (28x10.5)
     
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    that size tire on 8" rims worked great on my car...no mods.
     
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    Sweet that's good to know! I'm glad to hear another person say good things about it
     
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    What back-spacing?
     
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