plymouth dodge rim bolt pattern same as ford?

Question

i have a friend who has some craigar rims that came off his plymouth duster, i'd like to know if they have the same 4.5 bolt patern as the early mustangs 67 to 70, if some one know this please let me know, my friend is in the army so i can't see the rims until he gets back from iraq. thanks

Answer 1

This depends on what Duster he has. I'm afraid there is no short answer to what you'd expect to be a simple question.

All '72 and earlier Dusters with used a 5 x 4" bolt pattern from the factory. So did '73-'76 Dusters with four wheel drums. The '73-'76 Dusters with disc brakes used the 5 x 4.5" bolt pattern. So did the Volare-based later Dusters.

And further complicating matters, there's a fair number of '72 and earlier Dusters running around with the later bolt pattern owing to the large number of Mopar fans who have either been sick of the difficulties involved in finding 5 x 4" bolt pattern wheels, or simply wanted to upgrade to the later discs. And there are even be a few incomplete conversions where somebody has switched the bolt pattern on only one end due to lack of funds or time... although it's very rare for such a beastie to have four identical wheels. :)

So check with your friend about what year Duster it is... and what year brakes and rear axle are on it.

Answer 2

Check the following link. There's a simple formula to determine bolt patterns.

Answer 3

Yes,early smaller chrysler cars have the same bolt pattern as smaller ford cars...godspeed to your friend