RattlinFord
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Anyone ever done it? What's it take?
2005 wheels on early 99
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Wheel offset is wrong and would require a spacer.
RattlinFord
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What size spacer? I don't want a big one. They are 17's BTW.
OBSWIZ
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We have what's needed:
These are U.S. Alcoa 6061t6 billet aluminum, Lifetime warrantee, hub-centric and wheel-centric The spacers are roughly 3-5 times stronger than the Ford cast 20" wheels .
We also have Steel spacers if wanted please advise and we will price out.
2" spacers will work without needing to cut off your existing wheel studs
We can get you 1.25-1.5" spacers but you will have to trim the studs shorter. But the back space with then be 4.5" and the rim will set like factory.
PM-email me if I can help.
These are U.S. Alcoa 6061t6 billet aluminum, Lifetime warrantee, hub-centric and wheel-centric The spacers are roughly 3-5 times stronger than the Ford cast 20" wheels .
We also have Steel spacers if wanted please advise and we will price out.
2" spacers will work without needing to cut off your existing wheel studs
We can get you 1.25-1.5" spacers but you will have to trim the studs shorter. But the back space with then be 4.5" and the rim will set like factory.
PM-email me if I can help.
RattlinFord
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Thanks OBSWIZ but seeing how much spacer I need, I think I'm just gonna sell these wheels/tires. I'm not a big spacer fan and the cost of spacers that big is more than I'm putting into this setup. Thanks though y'all!
