I cringed when you didn’t clean/prep the surface of the drum before you put the spacer on with anti-seize and then when you put the nuts on the spacer and didn’t use a star pattern it made me cringe as well, I hope they held up though, hopefully they didn’t fall off. You gotta be extra careful with spacers.
I can’t give you a direct link, but I can tell you how to find them. Just look up - 8x6.5 to 6x5.5 Wheel Adapters. Put that into Google and go under Shopping and make your choice of vendor. I believe for a set of 4 they’re running about $300. Be sure to go back and tighten them after driving awhile.
@JonOffgrid Did you buy a set ? I have a 99 dodge 3500 and want to put my chevy 6 lug pro comps on..there is a set of adapters on Amazon but only a few reviews
I can’t give you a direct link, but I can tell you how to find them. Just look up - 8x6.5 to 6x5.5 Wheel Adapters. Put that into Google and go under Shopping and make your choice of vendor. I believe for a set of 4 they’re running about $300. Be sure to go back and tighten them after driving awhile.
I bought mine off EBay, I believe all I looked up was - 8x6.5 to 6x5.5 Wheel Adapters. I would suggest buying a high quality one as-well, mine held up great!💪🏻
I considered that at first, but the 6 lug is wheel bearing has 3 bolts to secure it where as the 8 lug has 4, thus not interchangeable. The only alternative is a axle swap but not everyone has the equipment, time, or money to do it, making this the cheaper and easier option. She lasted awhile as well, with plenty of off-road abuse.
HOW AND WHERE CAN I BUY SOME ADAPTERS FROM A 6 LUG 2003 FORD EXPEDITION TO A 6 LUG 2008 CHEVY AVALANCHE CAN SOMEONE SEND ME A LINK WITH INFO TO PURCHASE ADAPTERS PLEASE THANKS
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You should really Lock tight and torque the adapter to the hub (drum-rotor)after you clean it up a bit with a cookie disc or wire brush.
It is a Drum not a rotor, also never put any lubricant between a rim,spacer and the drum. Also torque down the Allen headed set screws
I have been looking all over the internet for these. where did you get them?
Great video, thanks for the info! I was having a hard time seeing how they would fit and didn't want to order them. Now I understand!! Thanks!
How have the held up? I’m a little concerned about the Allen bolts holding the weight up.
Agreed
They did great! Handled a lot of off-road and tire killing burnouts, lasted for the year I had it.
I cringed when you didn’t clean/prep the surface of the drum before you put the spacer on with anti-seize and then when you put the nuts on the spacer and didn’t use a star pattern it made me cringe as well, I hope they held up though, hopefully they didn’t fall off. You gotta be extra careful with spacers.
You must not realize he said he's installing on a Chevy NOT A FORD!!😂
Will it make the wheel stick out a little bit?
How messed would it be if I got these then did 6to 5 🤣
I mean if you have some rims you want on your ride then not at all.
What can you do if lugbolts are too long .. if they dont let the two plate stouch
Update On These? How Are They Doing You This Far?
HAVE A 1974 DODGE B300 DUALLY 1 TON 8 LUG CONSIDERING A 3/4 CONVERSION ANY ADDVICE IF IT CAN BE DONE
Where did you order those Im doing the same thing
Where did you get the adapters? I’m trying to make my truck into 6 lugs it’s currently 8 lugs
did u do it?? i wanna do it too
@@3dgar_wr410 did u do it? I just bought mine😂😂
@@daviddominique6287where did you get the spacers bro
Crazy how every ody know everything but really know nothin 😂😂😂😂 nice job
I will purchase for my Hummer h2, is it save to use for off-road???
thanks for this video i been trying to do this to hard to to find the right ones do have a link ? for some
Please tell me I’m looking for some adapters now
I can’t give you a direct link, but I can tell you how to find them. Just look up -
8x6.5 to 6x5.5 Wheel Adapters.
Put that into Google and go under Shopping and make your choice of vendor.
I believe for a set of 4 they’re running about $300. Be sure to go back and tighten them after driving awhile.
@@enginebuzz5741 cool i found some Ez Had some
@JonOffgrid
Did you buy a set ?
I have a 99 dodge 3500 and want to put my chevy 6 lug pro comps on..there is a set of adapters on Amazon but only a few reviews
So the small screws are holding wheels on? Seems safe.
Good job and nice boots....what are they?
Where did you get these?
Where did you order them, I need center bore to fit on a 14 bolt
We’re you both the spacers from
Did you install a matching 2" spacer only on the fronts?
So your saying that once you put the spacers on the rear, the front and back axle length to the wheels matched?
Hey
How much is the set of four cost
Loctite? That would be absolute
So those Cone shaped lugs are for Lug centrics, and your 8 adapter had flat bottom holes for Hub centric Lug nuts, not supposed to mix...Yikes...
Do you have the link for where you got them I been looking them up how you told the other guys and I can't get to them pls?
Same bro need help finding them
Have u had any problems with this?
Can u drop the link to those wheel adapter
I can’t give you a direct link, but I can tell you how to find them. Just look up -
8x6.5 to 6x5.5 Wheel Adapters.
Put that into Google and go under Shopping and make your choice of vendor.
I believe for a set of 4 they’re running about $300. Be sure to go back and tighten them after driving awhile.
Donde los puedo comprar!?
Where did you get your adapters from I’ve been trying to find them can you give me the The site you found
I bought mine off EBay, I believe all I looked up was - 8x6.5 to 6x5.5 Wheel Adapters.
I would suggest buying a high quality one as-well, mine held up great!💪🏻
Where did you find these
EBay
@@enginebuzz5741 what did u type in I cant find them
@@enginebuzz5741 did you have to trim any of the stud or did they not come through
www.ebay.com/itm/2-Wheel-Adapters-6-Lug-5-5-To-8-Lug-6-5-Spacers-6x5-5-To-8x6-5-2-/373085291536?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292
Yea I had to trim about 5/16” to 1/2”
Where did you buy them
Will these fit in a full floater 14 bolt
Why wouldn’t you just replace the front wheel bearings with the 8 lug wheel bearing
I considered that at first, but the 6 lug is wheel bearing has 3 bolts to secure it where as the 8 lug has 4, thus not interchangeable. The only alternative is a axle swap but not everyone has the equipment, time, or money to do it, making this the cheaper and easier option. She lasted awhile as well, with plenty of off-road abuse.
Will this work on a 1997 Chevy k1500 ?
did you figure this out?
How i can change 8 to 5 lug?
Are these still holds up?
Can u tell me were u get them from pls
I found mine on eBay. Look up 8x6.5-6x5.5 wheel adapters
Can u please tell me how to get them ? I need them for my Chevy avalanche 2500, they sent the wrong ones, please help me
Where do I get these at?
I would look on Amazon or eBay
Will they work on a GM 14 bolt full floater??
Where did you get them Can't find them anywhere
Brandon Hopkins eBay. 6x5.5 to 8x6.5 wheel Adapters
You are supposed to put loctite on the allent black bolts and torque them to spec but who cares about following directions we are freaks"Jason Genova"
Is this safe ? What experience did you get
Yes I have not had any problems with them nor have they loosened since I installed them
Engine Buzz no vibrations or any weird things at high speeds ? Thanks
Any chance you got the link to where you got these? Can’t seem to find one
TrevorSalmon 0 look up 8x6.5 to 6x5.5 wheel adapters in that exact order
HOW AND WHERE CAN I BUY SOME ADAPTERS FROM A 6 LUG 2003 FORD EXPEDITION TO A 6 LUG 2008 CHEVY AVALANCHE CAN SOMEONE SEND ME A LINK WITH INFO TO PURCHASE ADAPTERS PLEASE THANKS
Why'd you put a semi float 14-bolt in the rear it's not any stronger than what you had in there
Much stronger than the 8.5 10 bolt
How ican search them if i wanna adapter 8 to 5
Lug bolts 125-140 ft lbs spacers hex bolts that holds the tires maybe at best 30 ft lbs 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
look unsafe to me ,would not want my life depending on that setup.