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[QUOTE="TANK'S 250, post: 372037, member: 78"] All Superdutys 99-11 that are singe rear wheel models use the 8x170mm bolt pattern. Old body style(OBS) is 8x6.5 The 05-08's have larger brakes so the backspacing is different than the 99-04's. In 05 ...engineers to upsized brake rotors by 5 percent, to 347 mm in front and 340 mm in rear. Other improvements include larger calipers for both the F-250 and F-350. The front calipers have twin 60 mm pistons - up 11 percent from 2004 - for better braking feel. Rear calipers have twin 48 mm calipers on F-250 and twin 54 mm pistons on F-350 dual-rear-wheel models. BACK SPACING 99-04......4" 05-07.......18"and 20"(from the factory) have 5.80" BS, and the 17" have 5.50" [/QUOTE]
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