heres the link for the adaptor:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/4-LUG...spagenameZWDVW

 

I believe the issue you will run into is that late model 4 lug botl spacing is different than it was on the 65/6 mustang 4 lug.
http://wheeltool.com/info/4bolt.html

Everything on line points to Fox bodies and other late models having 4.25 bolt spacing.
The 'vintage years' are missing from the chart, but since I don't see every 6 cylinder on the road with late model aftermarket 4 lugs wheels I suspect the bolt spacing is different, however I actually don't know and have not been able to confirm one way or the other...google has let me down.

 

ok so if i was going to convert to a 5 lug system.. what would i need?and how much would it cost me?

 

I'm sorry, I figured that since Ford uses the same 5lug bolt pattern on all of their cars from classic to now it would be the same deal with 4lugs. I don't actually know if they'll fit I guess. Go out and measure you're bolt pattern. If it's the same then they'll fit (might need some spacers), if it's not then there's no way.

 

Hi there, I'm completely new to the forums but I too need amin need of some serious help. I have just purchased 225/55/ZR16 tires on my mustang mounted on torque thrust 16X7 wheels all around . My front tires are hitting the very front bottom most part of the fender when I turn the car left or right. What size front tires do you guys have on your cars. I'm hoping that 205/55/ZR16 when give me the clearance I need but when I asked the local dealer they said I just have to buy them and try them, but if I buy them and mount them I can't return them, does anyone haveany suggestions?????

 

I forgot to mention above that my car is a 1966 mustang coupe 289. Thanks everyone. Sorry to be the new guy.

 

thank for all the help guys but im still struggling for help...

will later model 4 lug wheels? what modifications are necessary? Thanks

 

I knew if I looked long enough I would find data to support that they are different bolt patterns (65 Ford 4 lug and fox body 4 lug). Feel free to verify independantly

http://www.roddingroundtable.com/tec...tpat.html#4lug

 

dodgestang,
you are the man when it comes to finding getting the details!!!

 

no doubt.. thanks for the info!

But im still desperate for some wheels... nobody here knows where to get some good looking wheels for a 4 lug 65?
Im sure someone out there makes them.. I've been searching for a week now