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Greetings and Salutations, everyone! Hope your year has started off well enough as we come into February!
I come once more to the temple of the sages to beg their eldrich wisdom. I seek the numbers behind the measurements for OE wheels on my '69 F250. I unfortunately lost one to the Sonoran Desert (to anyone who lives near Peoria AZ, happy hunting.) I know they're the 16x6, and I've got the bolt pattern and center bore, but I don't know the backspacing/offset. And though I have scoured Google for these secrets, the answers are hidden to me.
Oh wisened masters of the wrench! Might any of you be able to share this knowledge with me, or perhaps the means to obtain it myself? Have mercy on this miserly beggar.
1969 F250 Camper Special Explorer
360FE, C6 Auto 2WD, 7500 GVWR Ol' Blue
Last edited by WaxedMustache; Feb 2, 2022 at 09:22 AM.
Welcome to FTE.
I do not know the answer for stock rims. I have a 1968 F250 C/S but the PO had put aftermarket wheels on it. These wheels have a 4" backspacing.
Welcome to FTE.
I do not know the answer for stock rims. I have a 1968 F250 C/S but the PO had put aftermarket wheels on it. These wheels have a 4" backspacing.
Thank you so much. Gives me somewhere to work with.
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