Lug Nuts?
Ford Parts Specialist
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From: Simi Valley, CA
These same lugnuts also fit thru 2002 on E150's which did not go with metric wheels in 1997 like the F Series trucks did.
And they were used on a gazillion different passenger cars as well. 'Little Deuce Coupe' for one example, Crown Victoria for another.
Post Fiend
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From: Poway, Ca.
The threads are 1/2" -20...... but be careful. If you buy new lug nuts you will find the hex itself to be a different size. The new ones take a 3/4" socket. The original larger ones are hard to find and take a 13/16". The ones you get from NAPA now are smaller ones and won't match your originals.
I got my larger ones from "Lug Nut King." They match.
Lugnutking
I got my larger ones from "Lug Nut King." They match.
Lugnutking
Marmon-Herrington Man
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From: Central Illinois
Agree with what's been said. In addition I'll add that the National Wheel and Rim # is X-1023R. The good originals are, as said, 13/16" hex and are 5/8" tall. They have a 60 degree chamfer angle. Stu
Fleet Owner
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All I'd add is that there are lots and lots of really crappy cheap chinese pieces out there, very poorly cut threads and soft metal. I would rather scrounge old OEM nuts than take my chances. I've had several of the chromed nuts sold at Autozone and tire stores strip out at specified torque.
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