what wheels will fit? 8 lug
1999 e250 ext cargo. 8 lug
looking to put on some rims and was wondering what will fit and what wont. what years of the f-series will fit? whats the bolt pattern. thanks for the help. |
Pattern should be 8X6.5.
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Any F-250/350 8 lug up until 1997, that's when the trucks went to metric, vans were much later.
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you may also find wheels that fit on some non-ford vehicles, but if looking at those, check the diameter of the center hole, as i've had some that were too small in that dimension.
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Yeah, Chevy, Dodge, but Dodge has the ones with a smaller center hole, be aware to stick with pre 2000 also, they went metric too.
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Ford vans never went metric, as far as I know. (Well, I'm sure the Transits are metric!) I bolted a set of 2012 wheels on my 1998 with no problems.
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then there is a twist...
I had 2009 wheels on my 2000 and now the same wheels on my 2005... |
I swore someone here was fussing about the vans being changed to metric.
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Originally Posted by BriWas
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Ford vans never went metric, as far as I know. (Well, I'm sure the Transits are metric!) I bolted a set of 2012 wheels on my 1998 with no problems.
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im looking for the style of the mb wheel with 8-10 circles, just wondering what year/ make to look for. 16-18"
MB Wheels - 72 their going to get powder coated black. thanks |
Those look awesome, I like steel wheels the best tho.
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+1 on that style wheel!
Other than the dog dish style wheel covers that look is my next favorite in the alloy wheels. Being a bit too practical I always worry or wonder how often they'd need cleaning to stay looking new? I have 4-wheel disc brakes on my '03 E250 and just know they'd be covered with dust all the time! :) |
Originally Posted by JWA
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wonder how often they'd need cleaning to stay looking new?
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that depends in large part on what model of brake pads you choose. if you buy the cheapos, plan to clean them every week!
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Originally Posted by joshofalltrades
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that depends in large part on what model of brake pads you choose. if you buy the cheapos, plan to clean them every week!
I must be getting too old---my steel wheels and dog dish covers require no cleaning----might just stay with them instead! :D Anyone else remember those discs once available that fit just behind a big dollar alloy wheel, think BBS or something like a Porsche cookie cutter design. While they supposedly caused heat issues they sure cut down on brake pad dust build-up. |
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