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Ellisx3 06-22-2009 05:52 PM

Stupid Bolt Patterns
 
ok so i have a 2002 blazer xtreme and on some websites say its a 5x120.65mm 5x4.75 and some other people say its a 5x120.7 5x4.75, some places say that they just round it and it shouldent make a difference, so i bought rims that are 5x120.7 5x4.75 will they fit??? ive heard lots of things i didnt think that .5 mm would make a big difference, as long as i have the right locks and bolts.....help me please :icon_doh:

AJBert 06-22-2009 07:59 PM

Yes, they will fit. Either 5X4.75 or 5X120.7 are correct. Never heard of 5X120.65, though.

Oh, and it's a .05mm difference which is small enough that it probably wouldn't matter.

swartlkk 06-22-2009 09:27 PM


Originally Posted by AJBert (Post 227152)
Yes, they will fit. Either 5X4.75 or 5X120.7 are correct. Never heard of 5X120.65, though.

Oh, and it's a .05mm difference which is small enough that it probably wouldn't matter.

Exactly.

4.75 [in] * 25.4 [mm/in] = 120.65[mm]

So the ones listing 4.75" (120.7mm) are really the ones rounding off.

0.05 [mm] / 25.4 [mm/in] = 0.002 [in]

And 2 thou is not going to make a difference. Especially when the rims are made to a 4.75" bolt circle and not really to the metric equivalent.

pnice74 06-23-2009 12:43 AM

2 thou, I would hope they would allow more clearance to mount a rim LOL

AJBert 06-23-2009 11:47 AM

I was waiting for someone to break out the math conversions...lol


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