superduty wheels
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Joined: Feb 2010
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From: Jackson Co. IN
Bolt pattern is the same and they will fit. However the offset is wrong and would require spacers to make it right. I just dealt with the same issue on my 04. I done research on the spacers and with all the negative feed back from them I shyed away from them and found a set of factory wheels 99-04 to put on my truck. Good Luck.
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From: Jackson Co. IN
There again, I chose not to get the spacers because of the negative reviews on them. The ones that I looked at were on ebay. There are a couple different types; the ones that actually bolt on your lugs and then the wheel bolts to spacer or a spacer that just slides over your lugs. If I would have went ahead with the spacer I would have gotten the bolt on style because the reviews that I read claim that the others would cause the lugnuts to come loose over time. I'm sure others will have better info than what I have relayed but this was what I gathered from the research that I done.
Postmaster
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: LONG ISLAND N.Y.
i bought mine from here. i picked up 2" spacers, anything smaller and you will need to cut your wheel studs. so if i go back to stock all i will have to do is un bolt them. mine are lug centric. the better ones are hub centric. i have no problems with them. Wheel Adapters Spacers
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Joined: Feb 2010
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From: TX
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Try not to use any type of spacers at all.
The use of spacers will put you in danger, while towing or carrying loads.
Although unlikely, you could lose a wheel while driving or get a shimmy.
The smarter thing to do would be to buy a set of rims for your year.
The use of spacers will put you in danger, while towing or carrying loads.
Although unlikely, you could lose a wheel while driving or get a shimmy.
The smarter thing to do would be to buy a set of rims for your year.
Postmaster
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 3,069
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From: LONG ISLAND N.Y.
although i dont disagree w/ buying the correct wheels for your truck is best, your alternative is a bit extreme. there are a bunch of guys here using them w/ no problem. do you have any real life stories about spacer failure?
