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#38598 07/21/2003 3:26 AM
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i just got 2 rims 6 lug that are 16" dia. at the bead and 4 1/2" wide at the bead. bought em on e-bay. looking at the 6 lugs thought they had to be for a truck. 4 1/2 " is pretty narrow and i don't know if this is the wheel or not for the truck.also getting tall large diameter tires might be a problem too.

can any one comment on this?

#38599 07/22/2003 6:47 PM
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I got some tires that were bias and very tall for my truck. They were from Pomps and were Power King brand. About 65 bucks. That 16 inch measurement may be for a 15 inch rim despite the 16. Have your tire people check it out. I had my rims powder coated and am very pleased. - Scott


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#38600 07/22/2003 8:36 PM
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scdascda,
are your rims stock?

#38601 07/23/2003 1:30 AM
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look on inside of back side, sand them down and youll find size stamped into them, also check inside between beads near the valve, youll find size somewhere stamped, all factory wheels have this, just look

6 lug 16" were factory available option in 67-72 years i know, im pretty sure 16.5" too for the 1/2 tons(5 and 6 lug)

wheels were narrower than you think back then, didnt see 15x7 wheels on the trucks yet, 15x8 was 73-up thing on the ralley type wheels and 15x6.5" on the vans


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#38602 07/23/2003 5:18 AM
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fast 68 - I Found the stampings on the inside- it said 16 x 4 1/2 Kelsey Hayes. I've had Kelsey Hayes master cylinder on one of my Harley's.
what i'm not sure of is if that is the stock size for a "49 1/2 ton.


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