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[QUOTE="Zmann, post: 1437179, member: 2025"] as far as I can tell even American force is at the weight rating most China/ cheap rims have 3250-3500 lbs ( they don't list capacities and don't reply to inquiries but I have asked a few guys who actually have them to read the dot stamp ) i would have suspected it was all because of the 8 lug spacing but some rims like Stockton and Rickson claim 4500-5000 on the same pattern so ? [url]http://www.ricksontruckwheels.com/wheels-ford-srw.php[/url] Alcoa made a statement a while ago that they were going to start making more SRW rims but then nothing further came our way '-( [/QUOTE]
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