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same truck, year older
Originally Posted by xplict
Thanks guys 
They are Lincoln Mark LT rims. I had to get a set of wheel adapters to go from the trucks 7-bolt to the rims 6-bolt pattern. But it was totally worth it!
They are Lincoln Mark LT rims. I had to get a set of wheel adapters to go from the trucks 7-bolt to the rims 6-bolt pattern. But it was totally worth it!
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The cost for the rim and tire change broke down as follows, all prices are canadian
Rims - $400 from Ebay
Tires - $1575 from a local tire shop
Adapters - $1000 from Skulte Performance
And the fender flares from Ebay and paint $600.
So in total right around $3500 canadian and that is roughly $3162 US.
Thanks for all the compliments the truck loves to hear them
Rims - $400 from Ebay
Tires - $1575 from a local tire shop
Adapters - $1000 from Skulte Performance
And the fender flares from Ebay and paint $600.
So in total right around $3500 canadian and that is roughly $3162 US.
Thanks for all the compliments the truck loves to hear them
Ouch!! That sounds pricey. Think I'll stick with what I have. Thanks for the
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Hey obxredneck, I love the 35's! I was concidering going with 33's and glad I didn't. There is some very minor rubbing in the back of the wheel well from the outside corner of the tire, but only on maximum turn of the wheel.
