Semi truck wheels interchange???

well i think i know the answer to this question but wanted to be more sure that there arent any other options i could go with.

is there any way to mount METRIC type aluminum wheels on my 87' old school truck which has the older system of wheels on it where the holes for studs are alot larger and the rear axle uses a stud and nut type system to mount wheels?


and or vice versa to mount old school non metric wheels on a newer 00' truck which takes metric wheels from factory?

i have a deal going on trade my truck for a newer semi but the tires are shot and its sitting on 22.5. i told dude if he let me keep my 24.5 wheels with tires that i would trade, but now i rememeber that the two trucks both use different type of wheel systems. they are both 10lug but as i said one is metric and the older has the stud and nut type system.

any help on this would be great.


also do the newer detroit sereies motors are they known for having some blowby as this truck has some when you pull off oil fill, but its not blowing compression or oil on to my hand when i cover it up. ive had detroits before and they did have blowby just wondering what the over all concensus is .

 

that im fully aware of but will they mount with the studs and harware thats on each truck without changing hubs.

i remeber back in the day when metric wheels first started coming out that the old school crown would mount the newer style wheels on the older trucks am i wrong or this wont work?

it sucks as its the only way i can make this deal is by keeping my wheels and tires. as the other trucks tires are shot to ####, but firgured it was worth a shot at asking since it is a deciding factor for me. plus im not going to mount 10 new tires on 22.5's id rather just stick with my truck but it would have been faster to just swap them.

 

what test?

i drove the truck and she has power thats for sure, ive driven badly huffing detroits which had loss of compression therefore almost no power when driven.

i just wish i could swap the rims and make deal happen its a set of tires i dont want to invest in.