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16 wheels instead of 19 wheels

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Alex Dula

03-02-2006 20:35:40

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I have 19" wheels on my 52 8n and am thinking about putting on 16" wheels. Can this be done without changing the wheel hubs?

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Alex

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Gaspump

03-03-2006 07:25:06

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Re: 16 wheels instead of 19 wheels in reply to Alex Dula, 03-02-2006 20:35:40

16" wheels were optional on all 8N"s. All you need do is find a used pair or purchase new ones from most any N parts house.

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topsarg

03-03-2006 04:17:25

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Re: 16 wheels instead of 19 wheels in reply to Alex Dula, 03-02-2006 20:35:40

16 and 19 inch 8N front wheels have the same bolt pattern. The hubs are fine.

Thanks..John

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tomslik

03-03-2006 03:27:55

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Re: 16 wheels instead of 19 wheels in reply to Alex Dula, 03-02-2006 20:35:40

my 9n is that way to.
any idea what the drums are off of?

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roger '40 9n

03-03-2006 07:19:20

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Re: 16 wheels instead of 19 wheels in reply to tomslik, 03-03-2006 03:27:55

Someone on this forum said that they might have come off a '40's vintage Ford truck. Makes sense considering how Henry liked to share parts twixt his trucks and his tractors.

Roger in Michigan

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roger '40 9n

03-02-2006 21:20:46

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Re: 16 wheels instead of 19 wheels in reply to Alex Dula, 03-02-2006 20:35:40

I would think that that would be an easy change.
6 bolt 6 inch bolt circle rims should not be hard to find. Many pickups use that size. Even my Datsun pickup uses 15" 6"x6 bolt hubs.

You might have clearance problems with some wheels. My 9n has 15" automotive style front wheels with hubs and brake drums to match...

Roger in Michigan

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ericlb

03-03-2006 05:37:23

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Re: 16 wheels instead of 19 wheels in reply to roger '40 9n, 03-02-2006 21:20:46

if you can find a couple of wheels off a datsun, like a old 620 series pickup, those will be fine, they not only should fit, but their narrower than say a chevy's and the pre 77's even look similar to n wheels, i dont have a datsun anymore but i wore 2 of them out, it took over 200000 miles each to do it

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