I just picked up a set of 4 Ford aluminum wheels from a 1996 F-350 that was totaled. The front center caps were there, but not the rear ones. The wheels are for a dually.

Engineering numbers are: F4TA-1007-GA front and F4TA-1007-HA rear. If anyone has a picture of a 94-96/7 dually with thses wheels or knows what was used for rear centers and maybe lugs I would appreciate it.

 

those are alcoa wheels.

 

My son and I were pretty sure of that. There was what looked like a 5th one, but it lacked the pin and just had ALCOA stamped on it. Thanks, any other information by any chance?

 

not really. i never ran them. i think they use the new style lug nuts with the washer instead of the old taper shoulder style.

 

My dually had them from the factory and it looks like that was the type used. Thanks.

 

Alcoa made them for FORD

They used a snap on center cap just like the fronts

Lug nuts are the washed style

 

Brad, did the end of your post get chopped off?

 

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Ok, thanks. Those are the same style lugs I have already. I was hoping someone would have a picture and maybe a PN for the rear centers.

 

Good luck. they are dam near impossible to find and dont even think about buying aftermarket knock off, they will fall right off. You should be able to get away with a push thru style though

 

I may keep the old chrome centers from my simulators.