Let’s see your wheel pics! What common factory installed wheels have you guys found out there that look good and are the proper 5x5.5 and backspacing for our F100s? Did some searching and couldn’t find a thread with an extensive listing. Dodge and Jeep seem to have some fits but I haven’t seen a lot of detail or photos. Are there any good options using late-model take-offs? So many people these days immediately upgrade their factory aluminum wheels right after they get their new vehicles home… Not interested in anything that would require spacers.
Let's see what you've found that looks good.
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Don't know if I'm going to use them or not, but I got a set of wheels from a Ddoge truck (early 90's I think). But the center caps won't work well. Haven't decided if I'm going to paint/powdercoat them, or chrome them.
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Those Dodge wheels are definitely unusual. Don't think I have seen any like that before. Could look good if you find center caps.
Ezernut, I've admired yours in some previous posts. Do I remember you saying something about a problem with the rear fit? What size are they?
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MAK wrote:Those Dodge wheels are definitely unusual. Don't think I have seen any like that before. Could look good if you find center caps.
I do have the centercaps, ....somewhere.... , but they have the dodge ram logo on them. I haven't seen may of those style of wheels. That's why I'm considering using them. 'Ya know.... dare to be different.
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MAK wrote:Ezernut, I've admired yours in some previous posts. Do I remember you saying something about a problem with the rear fit? What size are they?
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i'm having trouble with the drum weights on the front. the wheels won't clear them. gonna tackle that as soon as the weather breaks.
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