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Post Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2014 6:14 pm 
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Wanting to change the stud pattern on the scat to 6 stud land cruiser stud pattern so I can fit some 16 inch split rims and 14 ply rags on the shooting buggy :rambo: I know its not a suzi but thought id ask while im here

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Post Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2014 4:14 am 
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You'd be better off getting the Daihatsu (or any other 5 on 5.5" PCD) wheel centres welded into the splitty rims, or even get new disc centres made. Pick your offset and you're good to go.

Now IF you were talking Suzuki, there are factory front hubs and discs, and rear drums, made in 6 on 5.5" to suit Toyota 6 stud wheels. I don't think there was any alternatives for the Scat (even the Toyota Blizzard) in 6 stud. Any pics of the Daihatsu set up? Ie is it similar to Hilux?

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Post Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2014 6:24 am 
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I dont have any pics of it no im at work I just checked my phone. I was going to try put swb landcruiser axles under it but thought I dont realy want to widen the wheel base I want it to get between the timber when out pign.
It cost me 300 so as you can imagine its junk and I do t want to really ruin a good set of rims by welding centres in I own a nice hilux and trailer that could use them.
Plus I live up in normanton in the gulf of carpentaria good machinists are not here id have to send them to cairns freight alone would cost me more than the car hahaha

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Post Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2014 6:24 am 
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I dont have any pics of it no im at work I just checked my phone. I was going to try put swb landcruiser axles under it but thought I dont realy want to widen the wheel base I want it to get between the timber when out pign.
It cost me 300 so as you can imagine its junk and I do t want to really ruin a good set of rims by welding centres in I own a nice hilux and trailer that could use them.
Plus I live up in normanton in the gulf of carpentaria good machinists are not here id have to send them to cairns freight alone would cost me more than the car hahaha

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Post Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2014 10:29 am 
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U can buy suzuki stud pattern to toyota 6 stud wheel spacers
Probably add some stability on those skinny rims

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Post Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2014 10:46 am 
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Interesting topic as i've thought about this very same thing a few weeks back

I wanted to know if anyone has done this and changed their stud pattern to a Toyota 5x150 or know off a workaround to get the rims mounted (without using spacers)
Reason i ask is that i got a set of Allied Beadlocks in a Toyota Pattern but with a -30 offset which could be abit too big for a 2010 Landcruiser on the front hence the thought of putting them on the sierra.

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Post Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2014 1:01 pm 
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Just run the 1" spacers jnr the offset should work out pretty much the same as thr flipped rims you rin now which are close to -50

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