Posted by Roy in georgia on March 17, 2008 at 20:22:25 from (71.28.180.151):
In Reply to: VERY, very rarely posted by Lanse on March 17, 2008 at 18:57:52:
I think you should drill the hub not the rim (the hub is the thing the wheel bolts to)you can lay the rim on the hub and mark it making sure the rim is evenly spaced around center of the hub that way you still have the integrity of the rim as the hub is thicker and more likely hold better. The rim has a beveled edge on the bolt hole to help hold the rim tight. Now that you have it apart give it some time to see if someone might have the correct 6 lug rim if not carry on as planed and have fun. Another thought the hub off the C might even go on where the 6 lug hub was give hillbilly a call and see if he still has it and let you see.
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