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Wish you would come up with a chart of common sizes, to deal with metric wheels. It is hard to measure one mm. with a ruler.

Great video, thank you

Good video. I completely forgot how to do this. Thanks

So how do I know if my lug pattern is 5x100

What's the tolerance on bolt patterns?

Just measure the centre of two side by side bolts, for example, if they were numbered around the circle 1to 5 measure 1 and 2 and multiply centre measurement by 1.7021 simple and spot on

Great job !!

Just measure from the center to the outside of the across lug lol lord no need to be doing all the math

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What an idiot that's not how you measure them everyone knows you measure from the center of one hole to the outside of the other hole add a quarter of an inch I never heard of that in my entire life

Your awesome thanks for the lesson your a great teacher

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Video starts at 2:37

Where are the actual mechanics on youtube? Some guys say center-to-center! Others say center-to-far edge of opposite stud. Lots of dingbats on youtube begging for clickbait.

Measure like he did ( center to center ) and multiply that measure by * 1.05 *.. Same for METRIC.....This is for 5 bolts pattern only....

Thanks brother for a detailed video on point.

Took 6 minutes to explain something that takes 30 seconds lmao

This is not math. Why not measure form the center of a lug nut to the point of the drawn circle ( that the lug hole were drilled on) directly across skipping one and a half lug nuts, if you will? adding 1/4 of an inch seems arbitrary since the diameter of the lug bolt itself is also a factor.

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Just spend $30 for a bolt pattern measuring gauge. Takes seconds.

This is NOT an accurate measurement, only approximate. Using trigonometry, you will find that taking the C to C measurement of 2 holes (skipping one) and then dividing by 0.9511 (the cosine of 18 degrees) you will get the exact BCD. The C to C for a 5 lug 4.5” BCD is 4.28” (close, but not exactly 4-1/4). Dividing by 0.9511 works for inch or metric measurements. No other way is exact.

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So what is that bolt pattern on that rim you have there

So for a 1994 chevy c1500 the bolt pattern would be 5 on 5?

So after you add 4 1/4 +1 1/4 of an inch it's 4 1/2" .if I understood if correctly?

Well someone needs to go back to the dam School because you not supposed to measure center to center you measured from The edge outside edge of the lug nut or the Lug hole to the center of that one Skip One you know in the next one you measurement you go from outside edge then to the center and that's how you accurately come up with your lug pattern

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Thank you so much!,

Fuq it where do I buy adapters

Thanks!! Now I know how to get it right!! 💪🏼

4+ Waisted Minutes. Simple. Measure from one hole to a Skipped Hole

i measured 4 1/4 on my rims so now it’s supposed to be 4 1/2 anyone know the bolt pattern number on that for rim adapters

Thanks so much, brother! You helped me alot and this video was very informative! Thanks alot! :) Im subbing.

Thank you soooioo much

Tricky !!! 😃😃😃 never knew why my measurements were Never correct. Thanks

A little lengthy for the content but THANKS!

Why tf u americans speak burgers per ar-15, i dont understand shit. Do u know what cm is

Takes forever to get to the point.

There is a video that explains this in about 45 seconds, and maybe couldve done it in 35 seconds.....

Why wouldn't he just say from the edge of a hole, skip a hole, to the center of the next one!?

Still don’t know

So 3/4 would be 3 1/2??

i hope you are not teaching bc you over explained this video. what took you 4.5min you could of done in 1 min

Just make a video how to clean your shop.

So if it's always + .25 Inch than forget the actual diameter in most cases. So please clarify this goofy math.

Very well explained. Thank you for the correct explanation.

This was the missing information I required as I kept coming up with a 4.75" measurement. Finally a direct to the point video with the needed explanations of the "hows and whys". Excellent! Thanks!

Everyone, please calm down, all you need is a flux capacitor which makes Bolt pattern measurement possible! ....... anyone, anyone what movie?

No help here I’m more confused now than prior to watching this btw not accurate on anything