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Old 03-27-2012, 04:14 AM
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Originally Posted by 7700 in Alberta

Well then maybe when you ask for help on a forum you shouldn't lead everyone to believe your truck is a f250!
We can only help you with the info you provide! If you give us the wrong information your not going to get the help you need!
Get your $H¡T together and try again! Lmao
Whoa 7700 did ya have a bad day? I don't think I've seen you jump on someone so fast before.
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Originally Posted by fastpakr
So the bolt pattern matches and the only interference is from the hub?
Correct because the rims are 5 lug universal
The only problem is the front hub which is off by
Not even a 1/4 inch
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I love it when people get pissed off about their "universal" lug pattern not fitting.
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If the -only- issue is the hub not fitting through the center, I'd take the rims to a machine shop and see if they can enlarge the hole. They should be able to ensure that it stays accurately centered.
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Why get universal wheels when you can just get standard Ford wheels? What is this obsession of putting $1000 worth of shiny wheels on a $1500 truck?

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Why get universal wheels when you can just get standard Ford wheels? What is this obsession of putting $1000 worth of shiny wheels on a $1500 truck?

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Originally Posted by fastpakr
If the -only- issue is the hub not fitting through the center, I'd take the rims to a machine shop and see if they can enlarge the hole. They should be able to ensure that it stays accurately centered.
i guess ill look into that. thanks
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Yea a machine shop can open up the hole accurately. They could even drill the lug holes if that was a problem.

Rims do make the truck.
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Yea a machine shop can open up the hole accurately. They could even drill the lug holes if that was a problem.

Rims do make the truck.
Agreed. They can take a truck from mediocre to nice looking, and vice versa. Nice rims on a POS truck make it look tons better (still a POS though) than crap rims on the same truck
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Originally Posted by SuperGreen
Hi everyone, its nice to find a forums just for ford trucks.

I have a 94 f150 ext cab xlt 4x4
I have some XD Rockstar rims I want to put on
But I have no idea what I can do to adapt it

The rim won't fit the front axle by a little bit so
I'm guessing something has to be cut, can the axle
Be shaved down or do I cut the rim?

And in the back it actually a bigger axle so is there
A spacer adapter I can put on.

Looking for ideas to put these rims in. Thanks
you can always sell the truck and buy something that you can put the rockstars on or sell the rims and get a set that will fit and are not universal
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