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Old Apr 9, 2018 | 11:54 PM
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Bought an 03 screw, love it....except for the wheels, I'm not a 22" chrome type of person. I picked up a set of stock wheels (pic attached), but i don't think the lugs i have will work. Can anyone show me a picture of the correct lugs for these wheels?
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Old Apr 10, 2018 | 12:13 AM
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These are they type. 14mm thread. Must be flange washered to work with these wheels. Raybestos number is 10016N. Anyone can cross reference that number
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Thanks so much!
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Old Apr 10, 2018 | 11:56 AM
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Those are correct for stock size of the 03, however my 99 had 12.5 mm and when I replaced my front hub/rotor assemblies on my 01 screw I got 12.5 mm studs instead of 14 so I'm sporting 12.5 in the front and 14 on the rear.

Also I'm kind of unclear why you think your current nuts won't work if they were already on the studs. Are they long nuts that won't allow the cap to sit correctly?
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Old Apr 10, 2018 | 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by akdoggie


These are they type. 14mm thread. Must be flange washered to work with these wheels. Raybestos number is 10016N. Anyone can cross reference that number
Right, those are the only nut types I've seen in either 12mm (early models) or 14 MM (later models) for these trucks...from 97 - 04. Also the best I've used. Not sure what they used on the steel rims...a tapered nut I expect.
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