does any body know what the bolt circle is o the new mustang? I was wondering becouse i like the new 18's on the new ones that look like big creagers, just wondering if they would fit my 71 elky

I'v been out of the wheel business for a while but I would be willing to bet they are still 5 on 4.5". They would look preety cool on a Elky but you need to run adapters to get the offset and bolt pattern correct.

thaks that is what i was thinking going to have to do some more reserch on it.

any one else have any thoughts?

Gearheads is right. Those wheels have a different bolt circle.

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Clint Hooper
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I know they have a diffrent bolt circle and thak you all for your help. What i was wondering is if any body knows the backspacing of the ford rimms, also what are your opinions about wheel adapters? I know the older ones i have seen are cast metal and i wont trust them but i found a company that makes them out of billet and then macheans them to your specks. So would you all trust the new ones?

thanks Jeremy

I've used Vette Brakes & Products' billet aluminum adapters before. Those are very high quality but cost around $300/set.