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i was under the impression that starting in 97 that the lug pattern went to 5x135 is this not right? I was looking for rims found a nice set of 16x10 Rims and just outta curiosity checked the compatibility of a 97 F-150 4x4 XLT and it said it would not fit so i checked again for a 98 still no go, and again for a 99 and no again... but in 2000 it magically starts fitting...
so my question is did they stay 5on5.5 until 99 and in 2000 switch to 5on135 or did they switch in 97 and the site just wrong...?
Thanks, i was bout 99% sure it was 5 on 135 maybe the reason they wont fit is there for the 14mm studs instead of the 12... anyways i messaged the guy asking him about them!
The sets im looking at is a set of 16x8 bullet holes, and then if your familiar with the american racing but the outlaw II's Rebel racing wheels have a black version with all the little bolts chromed but there in the 70-80 range instead of the 120 range..
I have 4 but I bought them 2 at a time so there a little different from each-other.
I bought 2 for the front of my truck to run at the track,there 16"X 8 I think and have been custom drilled to fit 5X135mm. So they have 8 holes in them. Not sure of the make.
The other two I got for the same reason, Same size and in great shape. I think there Weld wheels.
They look like this,but without all the holes around the center-cap. Weld Racing Draglite 90-Series Wheel - JEGS
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