I'm in the process of restoring my 1993 D350 and it has come time to get aluminum wheels. All I can find new wheels for are 1994 an up. Is there anyway to make those fit my 93 or does anyone make wheels that will fit my 93? Any advice is appreciated!

 

the 6 1/2" circle is what your looking for, im running 5" offset with 12" wide tires at 35" tall, 4x4, if you fill out your signature, it will id what your working on

 

I have bolted the factory '94-'97 SLT style chrome 16 x 6.5 on more than a few 1st gen 4x4s.
I would assume they would work great on a 2wd as well.

 

So you're saying if I buy new wheels for a 94 model they should fit?

 

as long as the holes are 8x6.5 u are good. u can take the wheels off a dodge chevy and ford they will all fit

 

Ford up to 99 and dodge will work chevy has a smalle center hole the old rule is ford and dodge will fit chevy but chevy won't work on anything but chevy unless you open the center or Unless there after market wheel's

OK My Bad were talkin Dually

 

We are talking about a D350 Dually right?

 

Dually alloys are a tough one for 1st gens. Our axles use the old "coined" hub setup. American racing used to make aftermarket alloys. (See jim lane's truck) I know Alcoa was rumored to manufacture them as well. Other than that? You're better going with "Vision" style 19.5 Dually wheels/tires. Turns your truck into a D550.