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hey guys i was browsing the internet for wheels in the usa and was wondering what is the actual measurement of a fb - hr stud pattern just to help see what is available and do the yanks measure it the same way
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Gday yeprat

Early holdens are 7/16 stud on a 4'1/2"PCD*
HQ pattern is 7/16 stud on a 4'3/4"PCD

*PCD = Pitch Circle Diameter
That is the diameter of a circle,
drawn through the middle of each stud.

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If you find anything interesting (nice wheels that will fit) put some pictures up so we can all see. :shock: :shock: :shock:
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Thommo , you sure they are 4 1/2" ??
I thought they were 4 1/4" and &*#@ were 4 1/2"
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.


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hey thats what i was thinking cause 41/2 comes up very often on their sitesmaybe 41/4 anyone know
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Post by Finny »

EK Manual says -----

Rim type = Drop centre
Rim diameter and Width = 13 x 4.50 J
Bolt Pitch Circle Diameter = 4.24 in

Hope that helps.
Not sure if it's the same for other models. :? :?
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Thank you Finny & Blacky
Once again, I stand corrected, and I am wiser for it.
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you can buy centrelines in early holden stud pattern from rocket
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Hi i just had a look at centreline wheel list and there is no 4.24 only 4.25 pcd ??? i will be getting convos for my car so i will need to no any help???
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Post by Blacky »

Basic.green, the PCD is 4 1/4" , the 4.24" bit would just be a metric to imperial conversion misprint.
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thanks Blacky
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Hey Basic.green,

You must have some more pictures of you build by now hey :wink:
I was trying to find your posts of your car the other day but I was stuffed if I could find it. :?
I just luv that engine bay.

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Hi Malcolm i have not done much at all other than getting the motor going.
i am selling the house at the moment so i have to have the shed tidy and c/bill is very busy lately(the painter) i might ask ek61 if he could put some pics up for me (i am on dial up) thanks for the interest. i think i am on page 3 or4 it dosent take long to go back.
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Post by Finny »

Blacky, I'm not sure what you meant by a misprint in conversion. I got this straight out of the Original 1992 EK Manual.

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I don't know what difference the .01 makes, but wouldn't this have been done before metric conversions existed ?
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Post by yeprat1 »

guys i spoke to my my mechanic he seems to think the the stud thingy's that bolt on your existing studs to change to another size are not illegalin nsw but i think i may send the rta an email
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