[carterbeauford]

apparently the mythical 6 bolt version of the polished HD wheels doesn't exist. so instead of changing my hubs and god knows what else, i thought why don't i just get some adapters? question is, who makes, 'em, and where can i buy 'em?

 

[Will]

i wouldn't recommend them:read: They are supposed to brake all the time. if you really want a set i believe AIM makes them

 

[carterbeauford]

i wouldn't recommend them:read: They are supposed to brake all the time. if you really want a set i believe AIM makes them

spacers are one thing, but i've not read of much trouble with bolt-on adaptors. i wouldn't buy from AIM... so still looking for a source.

 

[okie_in_cali]

I did'nt know there was such a thing, if you find some and you like them let me know.

 

[carterbeauford]

still looking. if anyone can recommend a reputable manufacturer of adaptors i'd appreciate it.

 

[Andy]

found this in the back of a mag.......
www.Performancewheel.com

 

[carterbeauford]

found this in the back of a mag.......
www.Performancewheel.com

thanks, i'll check them out.

 

[BadAss83C10]

www.advanceadapters.com its mainly an engine thing....but it might have wheels

 

[VicRed]

Bolt-on adapters are not as bad as spacers, but can lead to there share of problems. Spacing the wheels out farther put alot more stress on your wheel bearings, and can cause them to fail alot sooner.

 

[carterbeauford]

Bolt-on adapters are not as bad as spacers, but can lead to there share of problems. Spacing the wheels out farther put alot more stress on your wheel bearings, and can cause them to fail alot sooner.

that's what i was afraid of, i've had enough wheel bearing problems in the past to rule this out. that and the 6 to 8 bolt patterns conflict.

some dude on PUTC swears GM makes a 6 bolt version of the HD aluminum wheels, but i still think it's a myth.