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#42679 04/10/2002 6:01 PM | Joined: Jul 2001 Posts: 5 Member | | Member Joined: Jul 2001 Posts: 5 | I have done this. The rims I have are same gray 16 inch rims. They fit on a **** e250 Van and Dodge 3/4 ton ($35.00). The hub caps fit (after adding clips). The clips have to be bent a different way to make this work, but it is easy. The Caps do not fit as snug as the original rims but the clips will hold them in. I needed wheel spacers for my front end. I first thought 1/4 inch spacer would do but when the balance weight was added to the rim it still hit the tie rod end. I recommend 3/8 inch, that will do it. You'll need longer lug bolts to do this. | | |
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