Easy one, 1992 wheels
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Don't think so. According to what I've read, the 92 should be 8 lug on a 6.5" (165 mm) bolt circle. The 2002 should be 8 lug on a 6.7" (170 mm) bolt circle. They are just different enough that they won't fit.....
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Originally Posted by Dave Sponaugle
If I remember right, 1999 and up are 8 x 170 mm lug pattern.
1997 and down are 8 x 6.5" lug pattern.
1997 and down are 8 x 6.5" lug pattern.
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Never seen a 98 F250 or F350.
They were retooling the factory for the body style change, the few trucks made in 98 were sold as 99's.
They were retooling the factory for the body style change, the few trucks made in 98 were sold as 99's.
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Originally Posted by Dave Sponaugle
Never seen a 98 F250 or F350.
They were retooling the factory for the body style change, the few trucks made in 98 were sold as 99's.
They were retooling the factory for the body style change, the few trucks made in 98 were sold as 99's.
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Originally Posted by the_oil_jockey
Not that anybody here would care, but there was no 1996 Jeep Wrangler for the same reason.
)However, the Wranglers were never the bread and butter vehicle for Chrysler that the F-series trucks were (and still are) for Ford....
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Since there were no 98 trucks, they did not have the usual year end clearance sales they normally have.
Since all the trucks were sold at full price, I do not think the dealers or Ford was hurting for truck sales. Also the 99 model was released much earlier than usual.
Since all the trucks were sold at full price, I do not think the dealers or Ford was hurting for truck sales. Also the 99 model was released much earlier than usual.
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Interesting....
Back to Oil-Jockey's question, the good news is that the newer Dodge and Chevy wheels are still 8 lug on 6.5" circle, so they'll still fit your truck. I almost bought a set of blingin' chromed slotted Chevy rims for mine. Looked at 'em one Saturday, and the guy quoted me $100 for 'em. Went back to get 'em the next Saturday and he'd already sold 'em to someone else. So I bought a set of white 8 spoke "wagon wheels" from him for $60 instead
Back to Oil-Jockey's question, the good news is that the newer Dodge and Chevy wheels are still 8 lug on 6.5" circle, so they'll still fit your truck. I almost bought a set of blingin' chromed slotted Chevy rims for mine. Looked at 'em one Saturday, and the guy quoted me $100 for 'em. Went back to get 'em the next Saturday and he'd already sold 'em to someone else. So I bought a set of white 8 spoke "wagon wheels" from him for $60 instead