Kinda expensive eh
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Kinda expensive eh
anyone know where these can be bought a little cheaper?
They are the only ones i have found for a 1999-2003 "7700" 7 lug f150.
http://www.airbagit.com/Billet-Wheel...6135-wh200.htm
Thanx
They are the only ones i have found for a 1999-2003 "7700" 7 lug f150.
http://www.airbagit.com/Billet-Wheel...6135-wh200.htm
Thanx
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I see what your doing there - clever ! I see sets of 6lug ford wheels all over CL for cheap, drives me nuts because I have a 5 lug. Not sure where you could get those for cheaper, not very common.
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Get ahold of this guy and see if he can make them...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/97-20...Q5fAccessories
And.. I wouldn't go with a 2" unless you want a super bro offset... Alot of 6 lug rims have a big offset already and then adding 2" you'll stick really far out.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/97-20...Q5fAccessories
And.. I wouldn't go with a 2" unless you want a super bro offset... Alot of 6 lug rims have a big offset already and then adding 2" you'll stick really far out.
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Get ahold of this guy and see if he can make them...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/97-20...Q5fAccessories
And.. I wouldn't go with a 2" unless you want a super bro offset... Alot of 6 lug rims have a big offset already and then adding 2" you'll stick really far out.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/97-20...Q5fAccessories
And.. I wouldn't go with a 2" unless you want a super bro offset... Alot of 6 lug rims have a big offset already and then adding 2" you'll stick really far out.
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2 inch spacers....not good
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Dude... if you're heartset on running spacers, spend the coins to make sure you're getting a good set. Those things are a sketchy operation anyway, don't enhance the danger by trying to find a "value priced" set.
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To answer majority of questions these are really the only adapters for this truck on the planet that i can find. If i could find strictly adapters with minimal offset that are reasonable i would do that just to get away from the 7 lug.
It is a heavier 1/2 ton but i thought 8 lug was dually's.
I will talk to that guy also thanx for the link.
It is a heavier 1/2 ton but i thought 8 lug was dually's.
I will talk to that guy also thanx for the link.
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8 lug is anything with a LT rating. 3/4 ton and up usually. Couple of guys I know have gone from 8 lug to 10 to run the much longer lasting commercial truck tires.