5 Lug 20" Antique Steel Dually Rims
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5 Lug 20" Antique Steel Dually Rims
Category: Wheels & Tires
Price: $100
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits (you may select multiples): Accord, CRX & pre '92 Civic, '92+ Civic/EL & Del Sol
Item Condition: CT
Shipping Information: Item can be shipped
Engine: Part suitable for gas truck
These can be shipped via freight through Pak-Mail not far from my home here in Simsbury, Connecticut.
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Yes. Same exact sized rims. But you have Firestone RH-5 "widowmaker" rims as they're dubbed. They are identified by the raised band on the inside of the rim. Mine will fit your truck but are the "safer" kind that most truck tire shops will work on. I'm on my iPhone at the moment...I'll switch over to another device for a picture...hold up.
#5
It looks like they would be a perfect size replacement for what I have on there now. I am based in Oswego NY so you are only a 4 hour and 15 minute drive away. I just need to check first today to see what exact rear end is on the truck now, to make sure I can get brake parts for it.
#7
Thanks Cal! I will shoot you a text tomorrow. I did have one last ? When I look at the pic of your rim, the centerpiece just appears smaller than what I see on my rear end/axle. Can you take a look at this and see if it will fit the opening on your rims?
Also my rim seems to be concave as if you are looking down at a bowl, but yours seem to be convex where it looks like a bowl flipped over/the reverse. I am hoping those fit on the duals?
Also my rim seems to be concave as if you are looking down at a bowl, but yours seem to be convex where it looks like a bowl flipped over/the reverse. I am hoping those fit on the duals?
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#8
Morning! Okay - so the dually rims fit on the back by turning the only flat faces on each rim into one another to make them "duals." They are then fastened to the axle with a dual purpose lug nut/bolt system. You can see what I mean on the rear wheels of your 250 now. Those same rims would be turned just as you see in my picture above to mount to the front axle. In other words you'll be looking into the "bowl" on the outter wheel of the rear duallies. The "bowl" is turned around facing inwards towards the truck and wraps around the brake drum on the front. Your tires are 20" right? The measurements should be like '7.50-20' or '8.25-20' . I can't see a tire size in the picture.
My center hole looks smaller because the wheel in my picture goes onto the outside of the hub up front where as the hub passes through the center of the wheel on the backs. But they're the same.
My center hole looks smaller because the wheel in my picture goes onto the outside of the hub up front where as the hub passes through the center of the wheel on the backs. But they're the same.
#9
I see in the first picture with the mud on the sidewall that your wheels are indeed 7.50-20s. My wheels will definitely fit your truck.
Here is a picture of the inner hole diameter (same as yours) and the wheel upside down to show the "bowl" you were referring to.
Inner hole diameter...
Wheel as would be mounted on the outside of the dual rears...
Here is a picture of the inner hole diameter (same as yours) and the wheel upside down to show the "bowl" you were referring to.
Inner hole diameter...
Wheel as would be mounted on the outside of the dual rears...
#10
UPDATE: The above rims are still available and the ad will be taken down when they're sold. Note, I also have 4 American made 8.25-20 Cooper Roadmaster XML tires that are nearly mint to go on these rims if needed. These are knobby tires and show very little wear. No weather checking. Tires without mounting (you take the tires and the rims they're on) are $400 for the set of four. A local heavy truck tire company can send out their mobile truck and can switch them over from their existing 10 lug GMC wheels to the above 5 lug for an additional fee.
American made Cooper Roadmaster XML 8.25-20
American made Cooper Roadmaster XML 8.25-20
American made Cooper Roadmaster XML 8.25-20
American made Cooper Roadmaster XML 8.25-20
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