1320

I saw a neighbor that just got a new f350 dually. It has the alcoas just like the ones in there ads. They look like 19.5"'s? Maybe only 17's with really low profile tires but they sure look bigger?

What are the chances these will fit 2 nd gens? I have 16 inch alcoas and would like to step up to 19.5's, if they do, I bet ford owners will be selling them to go to what ever is even bigger.

merrillr4

If you are looking to buy his old stuff I would say no, they will not fit. You are talking about 2 different bolt batterns. 8-6.5(165.1) for the Dodge and 8-170 for the Ford.

1320

Huh, I have ford discs and hubs on the front of my 98 as part of the lock out hub conversion. The only real difference was the hub diameter, which was easy to fix. My 16 inch alcoas went right on, but those were the earlier models. Maybe dodge will start offering alcoas in 19.5's to compete then we can watch the price drop.

blackdiesel

Ford went to the 170 mm bolt pattern around 01 or 02-ish. (Not sure on the year) The earlier fords had the 8 on 6.5 just like our dodges. So new ford wheels wont fit on our trucks

displacedtexan

I wanna say the 170mm pattern started with the Super Dutys in 99.

blackdiesel

it very well could have been

XLR8R

X 3, Iirc.....