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Hey guys, check out Boyce Equipment out of Utah if you are interested in 1-piece Super Singles. I recently purchase a set for my 1965 F500. They are 20x11 with the 6x8.75 bolt pattern. Great if you want to get rid of your split rims. I paid $350 ea. They will ship to you.
I will be running Continental MPT81 275/80R20 tubeless tires on this '65 F500 NAPCO. Getting rid of the 30 year old tires and split rims. Tires are getting mounted on the rims tomorrow.
Hub centered? I don’t see it. The black wheels pictured with the bare tires are stud piloted. The silver wheel picture is pretty hard to see on my phone. A 1965 normally would be stud piloted. Only 1963 and 1964 were hub piloted. Stu
Yes, but it has Budd stud piloted lug nuts on the visible right front wheel. If it was hub piloted there would be a floating captive washer on each lug nut.
This difference of opinion will really matter when the member tries to remove the wheels. Stud piloted studs and nuts will be marked L on the left side and R on the right side designating thread orientation. On a stud piloted mounting there will be “inner cap nuts” on each rear. On a hub piloted mounting they are all right hand thread and no inner cap nuts will be there. Stu
I stand corrected and remain imperfect. I was going by what I thought I remembered and thought I saw. It might be time for some ginko biloba and glasses.
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