4x4 Lug pattern
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I would have thought you knew how to use the search feature already, guess not.. HEHE
6x135mm.
I would have thought you knew how to use the search feature already, guess not.. HEHE
6x135mm.
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Originally Posted by -TXF150-
https://www.f150online.com/forums/se...earchid=468393
I would have thought you knew how to use the search feature already, guess not.. HEHE
6x135mm.
I would have thought you knew how to use the search feature already, guess not.. HEHE
6x135mm.
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Originally Posted by nuclearthreat54
lol Sorry, I was sorta in a rush and I didnt think bout that or that it was coverd before. I kinda thought every one knew(thats why i said it was a stupid question) My bad
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Originally Posted by patshea098
tx are those pocket style fenders? and how much were all 4 of them?
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FYI, (since you asked for the 4x4 pattern) the pattern is the same for a 2wd as it is for a 4wd.
The only other cars/trucks I know of that share this pattern is the Expedition and Navigator. When I was looking for rims in 2004 that made them a little hard to find, but I doubt thats the case now.
The only other cars/trucks I know of that share this pattern is the Expedition and Navigator. When I was looking for rims in 2004 that made them a little hard to find, but I doubt thats the case now.