Product Summary

Universal Fit, 5 on 4.75" Bolt Pattern, Billet Aluminum

  • Easily adapts 5 on 4-3/4" hubs to 5 on 5" wheels
  • The spacers are equipped with 12mm-1.5 metric studs and 12mm-1.5 plain tapered open end wheel nuts
  • Made from lightweight, yet ultra durable 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum
  • Has a 7" O.D. and a center bore of 3.07"
  • They are a total of 1-1/4" thick and the center hole measures 2.91"
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #3612
BrandTrans-Dapt
Bolt Pattern5 on 4.75"
Material TypeBillet Aluminum
FinishNatural
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Trans-Dapt 3612 Details

If you swap out the front brakes or rear axle on your car, the bolt patterns may not match. These billet 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum adapters will allow you to switch bolt patterns.

Spacers are equipped with 12mm-1.5 metric studs and 12mm-1.5 plain tapered open end wheel nuts. You may need to purchase new 12mm-1.5 nuts to fit your wheels from a local wheel shop.

  • Adapts 5 on 4-3/4" hubs to 5 on 5" wheels
  • Sold in pairs

Item Details

5 on 4-3/4" Hub to 5 on 5" Wheel
3.07" center hole

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Specs

  • 7" O.D. 
  • 1-1/4" thick
  • 2.91" center hole

Trans-Dapt 3612 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #3612
BrandTrans-Dapt
Bolt Pattern5 on 4.75"
Material TypeBillet Aluminum
FinishNatural
GENERAL
Thread Pitch12mm x 1.5
Bolt Hole Pattern5 on 4.75"
GTIN Code086923036128
Sold in QuantityPair

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6 years ago

Walter

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I haven't had anything not so great about it but it's a great fit for my 48 Chevy

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2 Questions • 2 Answers

I have a set of 5 lug 16 inch Ford wire wheels , from the 1930's --- -and i also have a set of 6 lug also have a set of 6 lug 17-18 inch wire wheels too . Do you have an adapter for this conversion ? I could send you a template drawing to be sure .

by Buck1

• 11 years ago

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The price is that for 1 or is that for 4?

by tony

• 15 years ago

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