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Yes it's 5x5.5
to measure it you have to go from the center of one stud to the outer edge of the opposite. Like thisl:
The reason is these lug nuts are in a circle. You must measure 2 opposite sides of the circle. This works out if there are an even number of lug nuts. If there are an odd number of lugs then no 2 are opposite. The above way to measure is the best compromise to make the measurement.
Back spacing is 3.5"
to measure it you have to go from the center of one stud to the outer edge of the opposite. Like thisl:
The reason is these lug nuts are in a circle. You must measure 2 opposite sides of the circle. This works out if there are an even number of lug nuts. If there are an odd number of lugs then no 2 are opposite. The above way to measure is the best compromise to make the measurement.
Back spacing is 3.5"
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zackstheking
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thank you good sir forgot about measuring to the outside of the second stud
Torxhead
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I go from the center of the wheel to the center of the mounting hole and double that measurement.
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