Product Summary

Aluminum, Natural, 4 x 4.50" Hub Bolt Circle 1

  • Forged Billet Aluminum Vented Rotor Offset Hubs are made from premium grade alloy billets are forged into shape under high heat and pressure, then CNC machined for precise fit on each spindle application
  • Intended for use with intermediate adapter plates, but can also be used with aluminum mounting hats for custom applications
  • 1964-1966 Mustang 6 Cylinder hubs are single drilled
  • Hubs include bearing races and screw-on aluminum caps
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #27012537
BrandWilwood
Wheel Bolt Pattern (in.)4x4.5 in.
Material TypeAluminum
FinishNatural
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Wilwood 27012537 Details

  • Forged Billet Aluminum Vented Rotor Offset Hubs are made from premium grade alloy billets are forged into shape under high heat and pressure, then CNC machined for precise fit on each spindle application
  • Intended for use with intermediate adapter plates, but can also be used with aluminum mounting hats for custom applications
  • 1964-1966 Mustang 6 Cylinder hubs are single drilled on a 4 x 4
  • 50" wheel lug pattern
  • Hubs include bearing races and screw-on aluminum caps

Wilwood 27012537 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #27012537
BrandWilwood
Wheel Bolt Pattern (in.)4x4.5 in.
Material TypeAluminum
FinishNatural
GENERAL
Hub Bolt Circle 14 x 4.50"
Adapter Bolt Circles (6-bolt)6 x 6.25
8-Bolt Type8 x 7.00"
Mount TypeHat
Stud Diameter1/2-20
Stud Diameter 21/2-20
Stud Diameter 31/2-20
Offset0.81"
Rotor Compatibility5 x 3.88"
Weight3.5 lbs.
GTIN Code889545068610
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Will this replace a 4 on 4 1/2, and if so, is it capable of 5 on 5, or 5 on 5 1/2, or anything for a 5 bolt pattern? And then I also need a way to change rear axles to same 5 bolt pattern. Or are there other ways to get a 5 bolt pattern on a 1966 mustang, with a six cyclinder motor, and automatic tranny. What else information would you need to steer me in the right direction? Thanks for your time on all this.

by Mick

• 8 years ago

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