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Jan 23, 2016 | 06:59 PM

Ruffasacob

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Wheel Question

I'm fairly new to 60's Fords so I wasn't really sure what innie and outie wheels were. A few weeks ago I was taking a wheel off my 66' F250 4x4 and the wheel was staring me in the face and I realized, Oh, that's a innie.
I have a 65' F100 that I am robbing parts off of and I decided to see what wheels it had. 3 of the wheels are just run of the mill 16" outie modern looking wheels. But the forth looks like a innie without the tabs around the ID. It's also not a lock ring wheel like my 250 wheels are. It is 16", 5 lug wheel. So is it a innie? Did it use special hub caps and didn't need the tabs? Is it right for a 65' ?

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Jan 24, 2016 | 01:18 AM

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Jeep. Same pattern and size, no hub cabs provided for. Stu

Jan 24, 2016 | 07:32 AM

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Thanks Stu.

Jan 25, 2016 | 07:42 AM

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Definitely not what is called an innie. Also, I'm not aware of innies being used for 16" applications.

Jan 25, 2016 | 07:51 AM

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Definitely not what is called an innie. Also, I'm not aware of innies being used for 16" applications.

The earlier trucks, post war through the '50s, all had 16" x 4.5" innies as the standard wheel. Ford number 8C 1015 / K-H 31283. Stu

Jan 25, 2016 | 08:16 AM

Ruffasacob

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Here's my F250 16" lock ring wheels. My 66' has 4 of them.
Truckdog, would these be correct for a 1966 F250?

Jan 25, 2016 | 08:18 AM

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I have 2 1966 F-250's, they both have 16"innies

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Jan 25, 2016 | 09:49 AM

truckdog62563

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ruffasacob

Here's my F250 16" lock ring wheels. My 66' has 4 of them.
Truckdog, would these be correct for a 1966 F250?

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Originally Posted by IICAP

I have 2 1966 F-250's, they both have 16"innies

The wheel pictured is Ford 8J 1007 / Budd 60880-1. If I'm correct Bill will tell us the Ford number changed to B7TZ 1007-A. It is a 16" x 5.5" semi-drop center two piece wheel having a Firestone RHP outer rim. It was an optional wheel in 1966. Also optional was a one piece drop center 16" x 6", early number 7RD 1015B / later B9TZ 1015A. Early K-H 31282 / later K-H 43552. Bill may have a better reference, but my K-H references don't say when the change occurred from innie to outie, although I ***-u-me it correlates to the number changes.

As a rule the two part semi-drop center wheels were a heavier duty option. That despite the fact of being the 1/2" narrower than the one piece version. Stu