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05 and newer Superduty factory wheels/tires on a 2002?

Will the factory 2005 and newer Superduty wheels and tires, fit on the 2002 Superdutys? Or will I have to stick with 1999 to 2004 wheels and tires?
 
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They should fit just fine except you will need a 2" wheel spacer to get them to stick out far enough and not rub the front leafs.
 
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I think you have to get wheel spacers or something like that if you were smart you would get 99-04 wheels.
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Stick with the factory 99-04 wheels. Good quality wheel spacers cost a small fortune.
the 00-05 excursions and SD trucks will interchange. The excursion never got the upgrades the 05 SD did.
 
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So are you guys saying that the 2005 has a 8x170mm bolt pattern? If so I would think the dually offset would still be the same or is it different too??
Because I know a 1999-2004 2x4 and 4x4 dually have the same wheels just wondering if 2005 DRW wheel will work on a 1999-2004 DRW 2wd.
 
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Originally Posted by Redneckfordf2502002
I think you have to get wheel spacers or something like that if you were smart you would get 99-04 wheels.
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So.. What you're saying redneck, Is i'm not smart? Dont need the S.A. Comment. Just wondering if the newer style rims and tires would work. I like the way the 05 and newer wheels and tires look. But if I have to resort to putting spacers and other things in I wont bother. then again, by your "if you were smart" comment you really meant to say "it would be safer" to stick with the 99 to 04 design, then O.K.. I misunderstood you.
 
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no no I wasn't saying that I meant if you didn't want to spend lots of money for something lots of people don't recomend is safe it would be alot better if you go with 99-04 wheels. I am sorry thats how you interperted that. I should have typed that better.
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Check this video. It applies to what you are doing, except he should have said 2005 in the video, not 2006.

WHEELS AND SPACERS - YouTube
 
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Originally Posted by Redneckfordf2502002
no no I wasn't saying that I meant if you didn't want to spend lots of money for something lots of people don't recomend is safe it would be alot better if you go with 99-04 wheels. I am sorry thats how you interperted that. I should have typed that better.
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I am sorry also for overreacting.
 
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Check this video. It applies to what you are doing, except he should have said 2005 in the video, not 2006.

WHEELS AND SPACERS - YouTube
WHEW! I think he said 600.00 for quality spacers. Boy, think I will just stick with my factory 99 to 04 wheels and tires. Im going to wait until i can find a deal on aftermarket wheels and tires designed for the 99 to 04s. Thanks for your feedback guys!
 
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I am sorry also for overreacting
no problem man you will find some sooner or later trust me. I asked this question before for our 02 F250 with 2012 wheels I wanted a good set and a winter set so they don't have problems and ugliness. Same problem so I ignored them.
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WHEW! I think he said 600.00 for quality spacers. Boy, think I will just stick with my factory 99 to 04 wheels and tires. Im going to wait until i can find a deal on aftermarket wheels and tires designed for the 99 to 04s. Thanks for your feedback guys!
Yes, by the time you pay for the correct spacers and the new wheels, you could have gotten yourself a nice set of aftermarket wheels.
 
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