I have a 1949 Plymouth. Tires 6.70 x 15 with a 5 x 4.5 bolt pattern. It has right and left handed threads. Torq Thrust ll?
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Hi Brian, Yes, the 15x7 American Racing Torq Thrust wheel is a good fit for your 49' Plymouth. Please note, the listing you're referring to is not the correct lug pattern. Here is a link to the proper fitment: http://www.amazon.com/American-Racing-Hot-Rod-5x114-3mm/dp/B004070OYG/ref=sr_1_1?m=A32YFCGQVCYRX&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1407423499&sr=1-1&keywords=vn5155765 Thanks, BWT
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Hello,These wheels are not the correct bolt pattern for your 1949 Plymouth. Here is a link to this wheel with a 5x4.5 bolt pattern:American Racing Hot Rod Torq Thrust II VN515 Polished Wheel (15x7"/5x114.3mm)Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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Hi Brian,Yes, the 15x7 American Racing Torq Thrust wheel is a good fit for your 49' Plymouth. Please note, the listing you're referring to is not the correct lug pattern. Here is a link to the proper fitment:American Racing Custom Wheels VN515 Torq Thrust II 1 Pc Polished Wheel (15x7"/5x114.3mm, -6mm offset)Thanks,BWT
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I want to say it's around t20/t25, but it's a standard size if you have a set. I know this is late, but PCBlaster for a couple days, then patience. I thought I would have to change torx bolts, but didn't.. good luck
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You can measure the bolt points on your rig and see if matches these. I forget the numbers though.
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Get the T40 Torx socket for a 3/8" ratchet wrench (not a hex wrench). The bolts are too tight for a screw driver. You can buy a single socket or a set of sockets online or any Hdwe./Auto parts store.
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Forward torque is 200-950 lb ft. Reverse is 1250 lb ft. I would lightly use the first click (lowest) for tightening lugs. Then check with torque wrench.
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Hello,As far as the bolt pattern and offset, everything should fit fine. I am unsure of your vehicles hub bore size. The wheels come with a 83.06 hub bore which is plenty large for most classic vehicles.
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Hello,I show your vehicle requires a 5x4.5 bolt pattern. The wheels in the auction are a 6x5.5 bolt pattern and will not work, very sorry.Thanks,Luis
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Hello.The 15x7 Torq Thrust wheel does not have the proper offset or caliper clearance for your T/A. The proper offset is only offered in 17" MFG part number VN5157863.Thank you,BWT
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I have never had the oppurtunity to use it on "Left-handed" threads . I don't know why you shouldn't be able to unless the mechanism only works on right-handed threads. Suggestion: Set the torgue wrench to a lighter setting on the left-handed threads and see if it clicks. If it does, then I guess it would work. Good luck.
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Tim, The correct 20" tire size for your Caliber is a 245/40-20. Also, please note that this Helo HE851 wheel has been discontinued and there is only (1) wheel remaining. The good news is your vehicle has one of the most common lug patterns so there are many other options available. Thank you, BWT
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Hello, I am not sure what the thread spec are, I bought the same kit you have for my 2012 Challenger SRT8. I could not get mine to work right, I even took it to a Dodge dealership and had the Dodge mechanics try to get it to work right, Then I took my Challenger SRT8 to a Transmission shop and hand the Transmission tech install the kit, but they had the same problem. Every time you shifted from park to drive the Hurst shifter would bind up and then you could not put it back into park or even move the shifter without taking the Hurst comp stick apart. I hope you have better luck with your Hurst comp stick then I did. Ron Tuley
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That is what I have, so yes it will. I do how ever recommend getting new bolts. Some may break during removal of the old ones. and don't be surprised when you notice that there are no threads, the bolts are self threaders.
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They would us a standard acorn bulge lug nut. We sell lug nuts as well if you need to order a set. Thread pitch will depend on vehicle.
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Sorry, that bolt pattern is incorrect. You need a wheel with a 4 X 114.3 bolt pattern and a high offset of 35-45mm for fitment.
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I know enough about mechanics and machinist work to tell you most people wont be able to give you a good answer; especially just by looking at it. Sorry, you have to know if it is Standard (SAE) or Metric (most likely metric), then you need to know threads per inch (fine or course thread). Your best bet is to take the exact screw you need to a hardware store and have someone help match it up.
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I don't know(no scale). but I tried to M3 TAPPING SCREW(Min. torq). SO GOOD.I satisfied.
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Hello. The 15x7 Torq Thrust wheel does not have the proper offset or caliper clearance for your T/A. The proper offset is only offered in 17" MFG part number VN5157863. Thank you, BWT