Torq Thrust II 16x7 5x4.5 4.0" Backspace

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Q: will this rim along with a 225/60 R16 tire fit a stock ride height 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 XL convertible? Thanks, Steve.

Asked by: Steve - 7/13/2017

Q: i own a 2006 mustang v6 convertable with 16" factory wheels do you carry a torq thrust 11 wheel for my car?

Asked by: bob - 12/7/2016

Q: hi, will this wheel & a tyre combo fit onto a 63 ford fairlane, the car has been lowered around 3", will there be any issue with ride height or gaurd rub or should I retain the 15" size as what is on the car already?

Asked by: Wayne - 1/24/2017

Q: I have a 1979 Chevy Monte Carlo with OEM 14 inch wheels. What modifications will I need to make ,if any, to accommodate the Torq Thrust 16x7 5x4.5 4.0 wheels? Thank you. David Hartley

Asked by: David Hartley - 3/3/2017

Q: Will these wheels fit my 1957 Chevrolet front and rear with no problem? I have front disc brakes and drum brakes on the rear

Asked by: sy - 10/7/2021

Q: Will these fit 1999 mercury grand marquis GS?

Asked by: Ron Howard - 10/27/2023

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A: Yes, that would be a good combination for the stock 1962 Ford Galaxie.

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Answer provided by: Jeff Roberts (7/14/2017)

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The only Torq Thrust 16" Torq Thrust wheel built for your car is the 16x7 Torq Thrust M Chrome 5/4.5 Bolt Pattern +35MM Offset found here: http://dealerline.wheelpros.com/WheelPros/nxcsc.nsf/ItemInformation?openagent&SID=96C3F08A7949210288258032001B4824&Item=AR605M6766C

If you move up to a 17" The Torq Thrust II Polished will fit in 17x8 5/4.5 Bolt Pattern 5.48" Backspace found here: http://www.wheelsforless.com/VN5157867

Accepted Answer

The 16x7 American Racing Torq Thrust II VN5156765 does fit the 1963 Ford Fairlane, even one that has been lowered a little. A lower profile tire will allow for proper clearance when going up from a 15" tire to a 16" tire. You'll want to make sure the overall diameter of your 16" tire is the same as the overall diameter of the 15" tire.

Accepted Answer

You do not need to make any modifications to put the American Racing Torq Thrust II 16x7 wheel on your 1979 Chevy Monte Carlo, however, your bolt pattern is not 5x4.5 but is 5x4.75. The correct part number is VN5156761 for the Monte Carlo.

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A: The 16x7 Torq Thrust fits the Chevy no problem, but the bolt pattern for the '57 Chevy is 5x4.75. Click part number VN5156761 to go to the correct part.

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Answer provided by: Jeff Roberts (10/8/2021)

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A: Yes this 16x7 5x4.5 Torq Thust II fits your 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis.

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Answer provided by: Jeff Roberts (10/27/2023)

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Torq Thrust II 16x7 5x4.5 4.0" Backspace

Q: will this rim along with a 225/60 R16 tire fit a stock ride height 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 XL convertible? Thanks, Steve.

Q: i own a 2006 mustang v6 convertable with 16" factory wheels do you carry a torq thrust 11 wheel for my car?

Q: hi, will this wheel & a tyre combo fit onto a 63 ford fairlane, the car has been lowered around 3", will there be any issue with ride height or gaurd rub or should I retain the 15" size as what is on the car already?

Q: I have a 1979 Chevy Monte Carlo with OEM 14 inch wheels. What modifications will I need to make ,if any, to accommodate the Torq Thrust 16x7 5x4.5 4.0 wheels? Thank you. David Hartley

Q: Will these wheels fit my 1957 Chevrolet front and rear with no problem? I have front disc brakes and drum brakes on the rear

Q: Will these fit 1999 mercury grand marquis GS?

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