Lowered on 16’s
I have the opportunity to pick up a set of black 16inch procomp wheels for a very good price. I’d like to see any pictures that show a 10th gen f150 lowered on 16’s (don’t have to be black or procomps) before I fork out the cash.
Thanks for your time and assistance. |
Most people drop'em and add 18's or 20's or bigger...
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Originally Posted by ManualF150
(Post 5249217)
Most people drop'em and add 18's or 20's or bigger...
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I prefer the thicker rubber versus more wheel and rubber bands. It also rides much, much better.
These are my favorite rims of that model era: https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.f15...cd81c7afbd.jpg |
Originally Posted by ManualF150
(Post 5249240)
I prefer the thicker rubber versus more wheel and rubber bands. It also rides much, much better.
These are my favorite rims of that model era: https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.f15...cd81c7afbd.jpg |
This is kind of what I’m going for but with a Super Crew:
http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/d...533C77935D.jpg http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/d...5BDD93198F.jpg |
The stock size on 10th generation was 16" with 17" as an option.
Those "chrome" wheels came stock on my 03 XL with trim package. There should be a ton of them, and the painted steel equivalents, in junkyards. I have a set of the painted ones with winter tires on them, I believe the wheels came off a XL work truck. https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.f15...0559a9e4fb.jpg If you find a set of these, just sand them and repaint them whatever color you want. It's the center caps that are hard to find, and the center caps are NOT interchangeable with the ones for the chrome wheels. |
Originally Posted by glc
(Post 5249255)
The stock size on 10th generation was 16" with 17" as an option.
Those "chrome" wheels came stock on my 03 XL with trim package. There should be a ton of them, and the painted steel equivalents, in junkyards. I have a set of the painted ones with winter tires on them, I believe the wheels came off a XL work truck. https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.f15...0559a9e4fb.jpg If you find a set of these, just sand them and repaint them whatever color you want. It's the center caps that are hard to find, and the center caps are NOT interchangeable with the ones for the chrome wheels. |
Patience my friend, patience. They do pop up on eBay. You just need to have a habit of looking.
Just like I've been helping a friend look for a small metal lathe. There are so many people out there selling them, but it's having the patience to find the "right" one, with plenty of tools, accurate runout, etc. Everyday, I'm on my local CL, and other venues looking. I've turned it into a habit in the past few months. Same deal with this... |
why would you downgrade in size?
my truck originally had 17s..... a PO put on 16" weld mountain crushers..... one of them got destroyed somehow, well I don't know. I just know I have 3 wheels and another can't be found anywhere..... |
Originally Posted by ManualF150
(Post 5249273)
Patience my friend, patience. They do pop up on eBay. You just need to have a habit of looking.
Just like I've been helping a friend look for a small metal lathe. There are so many people out there selling them, but it's having the patience to find the "right" one, with plenty of tools, accurate runout, etc. Everyday, I'm on my local CL, and other venues looking. I've turned it into a habit in the past few months. Same deal with this... |
Originally Posted by jimbo74
(Post 5249277)
why would you downgrade in size?
my truck originally had 17s..... a PO put on 16" weld mountain crushers..... one of them got destroyed somehow, well I don't know. I just know I have 3 wheels and another can't be found anywhere..... |
would take a good bit of rubber to fill the fenders on one of these things. When I got my 02 FX4 first thing i did was slam it...yes 4x4 lowered... (tired of lifting my 2 and 4 yr olds INTO the truck) with the 285/17's lowered almost 4" it looked about right...THATS all i could get out of it and not bottom out the LCA's on the frame. already had to remove the bump stops and modify them..
So it takes about a 32" tire to fill the fender opening. Pull out the rear "blocks" swap the shackles and hangers... "un"twist the T-bars....drive on! |
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