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Close Apoc, we went to Magnolia Point. It's just north of Green Cove Springs.
Living in a gated community might be ok if I wanted to play golf all day. I like to work on my vehicles and they frown on vehicles on jack stands for two days waiting for parts in the driveways there. My wife noticed several of the newer houses in there had a two stall garage on each side of the house. She asked it those were his and hers garages.
I almost crashed I was laughing so hard. I will have to look for that if we ever decide to move again and I don't get a place big enough to build a proper shop/man cave.
Is 700 bucks a good price for a set of those bad boys? I have a source and I'm debating on holding off on my exhaust install and getting them...
I have no idea. I am new to this game myself! But from my research, that does seem a little high. Depends on want and wallet. Of course factor in shipping etc and may not be to bad of a deal. The wheel itself is a rarity, much less 4 in good shape. Another thing is they are over 10yrs old and no longer in production..., just throwng that out there....
The original lug nuts come with the rims...but I have 17" aftermarket rims don't know what brand, came with the truck like that..
-Art
Originally Posted by Krazee Matt
Are they the black ones with the built in washer that spins? If so you should be good to go. Personally I see stock rims and caps all over CL here.
Originally Posted by agsmv1
Guys says they have the fixed washer on them? They were on his 2004 Superduty.
Agsmv1 you should fine with what came with the rims, those closed caps should fit over your hubs, the '04 H-D F-250 that Mark's rims came off of was a 4X4 and those wheels all have the solid caps. Those caps pop on and off easily with the rubber cover tip of the factory lug wrench or like I use a brake tool wrapped in tape. So as long as you aren't locking and unlocking your hubs too frequently it shouldn't be too much of a hassle. I keep forgetting when exactly the lug studs switched from the earlier coarse thread and went to the later fine thread, I think the change was in '02 or '03. The chrome H-D nuts that are coming with your rims will be fine thread so as long as your EX has fine studs you are all set to go!