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Bolt holes are always clearance holes to allow for easy assembly and prevent binding or misalignment when inserting the bolt.
no 5=how many holes/bolts and 130mm or 112mm relates to the the distance between bolts. if you use the 5x130 on the 5x112 the holes will not match up because the holes are more spread out than the 5x112.
It is used for lining up bolt holes on flanges. You hammer it in through the bolt holes and it lines the holes up. (Hopefully)
Bolt holes are used to facilitate the secure fastening of components in construction and machinery. They allow for the insertion of bolts, nuts, and washers, ensuring that parts are tightly held together to enhance structural stability and integrity. Additionally, bolt holes can accommodate adjustments and alignments during assembly. Properly designed bolt holes also contribute to load distribution and can help prevent material fatigue over time.
The bolt pattern on a 2013 Ford Explorer is 5x114.3 mm (5x4.5 inches). This means there are five bolt holes, and the distance between the centers of two opposite bolt holes is 114.3 mm. It's important to use wheels that match this specification for proper fit and safety.
6 lug holes
No, the spacing between the bolt holes is often different.
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once you have removed the hub nut you will need a flat metal plate and a nut & bolt. The plate needs to have 3 holes in it, 1 in the centre and the other 2 to line up with the wheel bolt holes. use 2 wheel bolts to secure the plate to the drum, with the nut & bolt through the centre hole. use the nut & bolt to put tension on the hub shaft then tap the bolt to pull the drum off.
Bolt holes were used in the trenchs to hide away from and bombs coming, the bolt hole werent so very big so it was a very cramped space.
Plumbers tape. its a metal strip with holes in to put a small nut&bolt through
Are you asking which ones to use on the block itself? What year of block do you have. Pontiac has basically 3 styles. The first is a two bolt design up to '68. The second is a 5 bolt design..from '69-'75. Then a 3 bolt design from '76 to '79. I'm going to assume you have a 5 bolt design. You will need the engine mount brackets from a '69 and up Firebird with a Pontiac V-8. It will use 3 of the bolt holes in the block. The upper hole and two of the lower holes. Buy the correct rubber mounts to install on the frame and you are good to go. Hope that helps.