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Old Feb 10, 2009 | 09:26 PM
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Default Will Ford Wheels fit my Dodge?
I found a pretty good deal on some moto maxx 6 wheels that were on a F-150. They are 16X10 5 lug with 5.5 pattern.

Will they work?

Is 10 to wide?
 
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Old Feb 10, 2009 | 09:39 PM
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i think so is the f-150 a 95 or older. o think 96+ they changed.... but i'm not a 100% sure on the 96+
 
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Old Feb 10, 2009 | 10:06 PM
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nah, they'll just fall off and roll away or spontaneously deflate...
 
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ten aint 'TOO' wide
i used to run 11.5s on my truck
then the gas price ***** jacked the prices up, hence why im running stock rubber for now
 
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As long as you have a 1500 and non off-road package you can run 16's and 5 on 51/2 is dodge and ford lug pattern..before 96 is right....in the 40's ford had 5 on5 1/2 on there cars too...lol some random stuff i know..
 
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Your truck will be slower though since they came from a Ford.
 
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one thing tho, if you plan on puttin your wheels back on a ford your ront will need ground out a bit to fit on the rotor.......on a 78 f100 anyway
 
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As long as its a 5.5 should fit. With a 10" wide rim you will need 6.5" backspacing or the tires will hang out past the body. If its less bs than that, it will hang out whatever the difference is.
 
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yeah.. true dodge lovers will notice the phord rims and most likely give you the bird while they pass you by! lol
 
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yeah.. true dodge lovers will notice the phord rims and most likely give you the bird while they pass you by! lol
actualy they are aftermarket wheels from a ford.
 
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