MRAP adapter plates?

[Seth_O]

Anyone know who is making MRAP adapter plates for the seuce these days? I tried peashooter but no love there .

I recently scored a brand new set of 395's on MRAP wheels and need to get them onto my truck.

 

[montaillou]

Search ebay for "mrap adapter plates" This is where I got mine, identical to the ones mentioned elsewhere here, as far as I could tell.

I bought the bolts from Tri-State Fasteners.

 

[Seth_O]

Search ebay for "mrap adapter plates" This is where I got mine, identical to the ones mentioned elsewhere here, as far as I could tell.

I bought the bolts from Tri-State Fasteners.

I need a facepalm smiley - I didn't even think about eBay. Thanks for the reminder!

 

[Seth_O]

Im on my phone, so cant do a thorough search, so if this has been covered I apologize: do all MRAP wheels have the same ~11" diameter opening? I.e. will the same 10 hole bolt-on adapter work for any of the wheels?

 

[peashooter]

Im on my phone, so cant do a thorough search, so if this has been covered I apologize: do all MRAP wheels have the same ~11" diameter opening? I.e. will the same 10 hole bolt-on adapter work for any of the wheels?

As long as they have the 11" center hole then Yes. There are a couple of Mraps that use wheels with the smaller 5 ton spacing so just beware of those.

 

[Seth_O]

As long as they have the 11" center hole then Yes. There are a couple of Mraps that use wheels with the smaller 5 ton spacing so just beware of those.

Cheers aaron, appreciate the response. Is the difference between the two substantial? E.g. the smaller diameter is 7" and the larger 11"?

 

[peashooter]

Right, I think the 5 ton pattern's center hole is around 8-1/2" rather than the 11" center hole in most mrap rims that is needed for them to adapt to the deuce hubs... so it's not likely to confuse the 2 as long as you do a quick measurement

 

[tobyS]

Bolt circle is 13.19" compared to 11.25" (5 tons).