90's aluminum rims on a slick?

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90's aluminum rims on a slick?

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Does anybody have a pic of the 90's era stock f-150 aluminum rims on a slick? These are what I'm thinking about picking up...

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hey thats my truck
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therealjoeshmoe wrote:hey thats my truck
Haha...are your wheels from a 90's f-150?
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Careful with the stud length and/or typr of lug.. I had a ford wheel like that on the back of my slick for a short time and it lossened up on me... :2cents:
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no they are eagle alloy alcoa style wheels
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We picked up a set of those for Shep with nearly new tires. They fit great.
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those look good. I have the earlier version chromed steel, and I like them as well.

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Jason, thanks for the heads up! Dennis, what size tire are you running?
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If I remember correctly the tires are 245/75-15
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dont put a 255 70 15 on there thay will rub your inner fender
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I have some 235/75r15 i can put on...just wasn't sure how they would look
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You know what - I think that's what those are... 235/75/15.

FWIW, I put 255/70-15 BFG-TA's on Alice ('65 Shortbed) with the stock suspension and 15x7's and had no rubbing issues:
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Yeah I think it really has a great deal to do with offset too...and these wheels are 15x8...
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Very nice! do you know what tire size he is running?
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I have a new set of after market center caps with the red center and screws if ya need them
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I'm running 255/70/15 with the factory Bronco 10-holes on my uni with no problems. I've got 235/75/15 on mid-90's factory steel wheels on my long-bed with later-model suspension and rear end, also with no problems. I want to put 10'' wide aftermarket 8-holes on it, but will have to have nearly a FWD offset, or go back to the original width rear end.

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slickmainer wrote:I have a new set of after market center caps with the red center and screws if ya need them
Hey Gregg thanks for the offer, my Pops is trying to put together a good matching set out of extras he has lying around...but if he can't get together a good set what do you want for yours?
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jwh f-100 wrote:Careful with the stud length and/or typr of lug.. I had a ford wheel like that on the back of my slick for a short time and it lossened up on me... :2cents:
This comment from Jason also has me thinking, cuz I need to pick up lug nuts...what size and type of nut have you all used on these wheels, and/or what looked best with the wheel?
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