f350 wheels.

killakobra · Post by **killakobra** » Tue Apr 21, 2009 8:19 pm

alright. the 1970 f350 is about a done deal. well about 80% sure. i was thinking about it and i was wondering if i could run newer 350 aluminum wheels on it? and would there be clearnace issues with slightly lower profile tires than stock? thanks in advance.

Joshpow · Post by **Joshpow** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 8:22 pm

I believe the superduty era (99+) trucks have a different lug pattern. Anything up to that probably would bolt up. The superduty wheels might with some work.

Texas69 · Post by **Texas69** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 9:32 pm

My 2002 F250 has 170mm bolt pattern and is hub ecentric so they will not fit pre 99. I do believe that 99 and up are like mine, like previously mentioned. Before 99 I heard that Dodge, chevy, Ford had same 8 bolt pattern.

killakobra · Post by **killakobra** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 10:25 pm

Joshpow wrote:I believe the superduty era (99+) trucks have a different lug pattern. Anything up to that probably would bolt up. The superduty wheels might with some work.

:/ crap. my friend's dad has a 02' 350 with the aluminum wheels and i thought they looked sharp but i guess i'll have to figure something else out.

zakt · Post by **zakt** » Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:38 pm

I believe it is 98 and newer 8x170, 97 below (old body style) 8x6.5 ford will fit (bigger hub) on the chevy, dodge but not the other way (smaller hub, hub centric) After market chevy, dodge are not hub centric and will fit all 8x6.5 applications (check though to verify)

Todd

Joshpow · Post by **Joshpow** » Mon Apr 27, 2009 5:06 pm

zakts info sounds right to me. Hope you luck finding something you like.

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