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From: mendota, illinois
rims
this is probally a dumb question but,
i was just curious if anyone knew if the bolt pattern for the dakotas was the same as the bolt pattern for the rams.
i would love to get a set of ram night runner rims on the dakota, but if they wont bolt on, then i can stop dreaming.
any help?
i was just curious if anyone knew if the bolt pattern for the dakotas was the same as the bolt pattern for the rams.
i would love to get a set of ram night runner rims on the dakota, but if they wont bolt on, then i can stop dreaming.
any help?
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RE: rims
Rims do not haveboltpatterns. You may mean wheels, which do have bolt patterns. A rim is the outer part of a wheel. The words "wheel" and "rim" are not synonymous.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/rim
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/rim
RE: rims
ouch...politically correctness is a beech...taker easy there killer, no need for a reality check, I think everyone knew what Eric was talking about
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RE: rims
RealityCheck, throwing DARTS after just 24 posts.
"A rim is the outer part of a wheel."
Hmm, hmmm...a big too vague there! Are we talking outward radially or axially? VERY ambiguous.
As for rims having bolt patterns, I would contend that beadlocks very much do! Bwahahhaa! I win! I win! Go me!
"A rim is the outer part of a wheel."
Hmm, hmmm...a big too vague there! Are we talking outward radially or axially? VERY ambiguous.
As for rims having bolt patterns, I would contend that beadlocks very much do! Bwahahhaa! I win! I win! Go me!