1967-72 c10 lug pattern

[gchandler]

Is the 6-lug pattern on the 67-72 c10 the same as the 6 lug pattern on the modern trucks?

This is a shot in the dark, but maybe someone here knows.

[SHANE 73Z]

All GM six lug are the same.

[dennis68]

Yep, all the same. Goes for Ford and Mazda too.

[bnickel]

strangely enough almost all japanese trucks with 6 lugs use the same pattern as well, seems like the dodge dakotas are about the only real oddballs in the 6 lug truck world

[ScotI]

Is the bolt pattern the same? Yes.

Can wheels intended for later model 6-lug fit early model 6-lug? Measure carefully first. Many later model 6-lug wheels actually have a smaller hub vs. early wheels.

I thought they were all the same but found out the hard way. Luckily I didn't spend much since they were just rollers for a chassis.

[ViperBlue68]

I have owned about 5 of these bodystyle trucks including the k-5 and yes they are the same the toyota 4x4 six lug wheels work as well IMO the 67-72 trucks/blazers were the best bodystyles Chevy ever made in a truck/suv ofcourse everyone knows what opinions are worth :bsjerk:




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[SHANE 73Z]

J.T.,

I gotta agree with you on this one. First vehicle I ever built was a 69 GMC 1500 4wd LWB. We swapped in a disc brake front axle, sm465, and Rockwell transfer case. Awesome trucks in my opinion.

Shane

[HottRod68]

Is the bolt pattern the same? Yes.

Can wheels intended for later model 6-lug fit early model 6-lug? Measure carefully first. Many later model 6-lug wheels actually have a smaller hub vs. early wheels.

I thought they were all the same but found out the hard way. Luckily I didn't spend much since they were just rollers for a chassis.

Not sure what "the hard way" means. With the center hub diameter difference, does it prevent the wheels from mounting flush or what?

I'm building the 68 C10 and want to use 04-14 Tahoe or Avalanche 6-lug 20s.

Thanks