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Old Mar 21, 2007 | 06:33 PM
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Bolt Pattern?
What is the 5 lug bolt pattern for a '84 Econoline?
 
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If they are 14" wheels they are 5x114.3. If they are 15" wheels (more likely) they are 5x139.7
 
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Thanks for that, mine are 15'' stock wheels.
 
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Originally Posted by bobpearson90278
What is the 5 lug bolt pattern for a '84 Econoline?
15" x 6" x 5.50

No metric wheels on Econolines or F Series Trucks till the 1990's.
 
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Sorry about that... my book must be wrong. I have a book of all bolt patterns. I'm sure they srew up some of them.
 
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Originally Posted by NumberDummy
15" x 6" x 5.50

No metric wheels on Econolines or F Series Trucks till the 1990's.
Really, ok. Thank you for that correction.
 
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The book is right.5.5'' translates to 139.5,97-up 150's went metric (5x135mm) LD250's (7x150mm).250-350 super-duty's were 8x6.5'' (165.1mm) which is the old standard 8 lug until 99' when they changed to 8x170mm.
 
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Now I'm just confused
 
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Originally Posted by bobpearson90278
Now I'm just confused
Why? 1984 E150 Econolines are 15" / 6" wide / 5.50" bolt circle

Info is straight from the 1980/89 Ford truck parts book.

F100/150 trucks have used 5.50" bolt circle since the 1940's till the 90's metric change. (exc 1980/83 F100 which is 4.50")

E100/E150 Econolines since 1961 (first year) are all 5.50" till the 90's metric change.
 
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Ok, I must of confused SRD4X4's post. 5.50 is 139.5

Thanks for the info!
 
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Typo on my part,5.5'' IS 139.7mm not 139.5
 
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and to add to more confusion
the vans did not change to a metric pattern on the
not sure about 2005 and newer but 2004 is still in inches
only the trucks changed to metric
 
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OK, I'm confused lol. This is where a unified metric system would help.
 
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