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Guys
I am wanting to buy a set of 16.5x9.75 wheels for the stroke would i have to also buy a lift kit( if I mounted 285's) on them to make fit? thanks Dennis
I am wanting to buy a set of 16.5x9.75 wheels for the stroke would i have to also buy a lift kit( if I mounted 285's) on them to make fit? thanks Dennis
Last edited by lightning; Aug 11, 2003 at 08:45 AM.
Tire size should be fine. When you are shopping for wheels keep a couple things in mind. 1st would be the obvious, offset. Make sure you get the proper offset for your truck. 2nd is hubcentric vs lugcentric mountings.
Superduties use a hubcentric wheel design where the weight of the truck on the hubs. The wheel fits snugly on a lip on the hub. If I remember right, the lugnuts are even flat surfaced like a regular nut as opposed to having the taper on one side.
Lugcentric wheels are what most are used to. The vehicle's weight is carried by the lugs.
There have been a few cases where people have had the lugs fail because they bought the wrong type of aftermarket wheels.
Superduties use a hubcentric wheel design where the weight of the truck on the hubs. The wheel fits snugly on a lip on the hub. If I remember right, the lugnuts are even flat surfaced like a regular nut as opposed to having the taper on one side.
Lugcentric wheels are what most are used to. The vehicle's weight is carried by the lugs.
There have been a few cases where people have had the lugs fail because they bought the wrong type of aftermarket wheels.


