DeadSkunk said:In reply to mazdeuce - Seth :
Well, since I'm older than you, I've seen and used these things. I had no issues with them. They stayed in balance, ran fine. Mine were a set of Cragar SS from around 1976. It was a common thing on American made wheels, Ford and Chevy PCDs on one wheel.
Have these style on the mustang with a set of keystone klassics bit of a pain to put on, but work fine
stuart in mn said:There are supposed to be inserts that go in those slots, and then the studs stick through the inserts. As long as they aren't buggered up they work fine. These are for Keystone wheels, I just posted them as an example - each brand had its own specific type.
I always thought Unilug was some kind of trailer park scam, but since the wheels from the trailer park never came with those I can see why I was distrustful.
I would never want something like that bolted onto my car
You’d be better off using the bicycle wheels.
Just in case it does, please, have a camera running
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