I'm in VA so if you are not close to me then I would need the wheels shipped. I would like to find a set of dually wheels to fit my 89. 8x6.5. I really like the five spoke design, and I know that Eagle made the series 034, and I really like those but they have been discontinued, I would love to find a set of these in good condition. I am not looking for any steel wheels, I already have those. Please let me know if you have anything or know anyone that does. Thanks.
WTB: Dually wheels, alloy
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jhenegh
Truck Still Earns its Keep
There is a dually Chevy 3500 with 4 aluminum 8 hole dually wheels (look like ford's alcoa wheels) at Pic A Part In Indianapolis as of Saturday. Nowhere near virginia, but I found you 4!
I'm not sure which wheels those are...but are you willing to get them and ship them to me?
jhenegh
Truck Still Earns its Keep
They more or less look like this http://www.ebay.com/itm/16-ION-167-Dually-Polished-Wheels-Rims-8x6-5-8-Lug-Chevy-GMC-Dodge-Dually-Truck-/351628581816
The wheels are $50 a piece if I'm reading their site right, if I cant get the tires off in the yard. I bet it would be $30+ per wheel to ship. Adds up quick for used wheels unfortunately.
Well if you end up going back some time soon could you take a few pictures. That's not a horrible price, but I would like to have a clue what condition they are in.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/16X6-Alumin...ash=item5b20306ab0:g:2-gAAOSwKtVWunPe&vxp=mtr
These don't look too bad. Does anyone know who makes them? Also will the center bore work? It's listed as 5 1/8", I am not sure what mine is on my 1989 f350 dually.
These don't look too bad. Does anyone know who makes them? Also will the center bore work? It's listed as 5 1/8", I am not sure what mine is on my 1989 f350 dually.
This is the style that I really like, here is an ended auction but it looks like they are a chevy/gmc dually wheel. Does anyone know if these will fit my truck? The eagle 034 looks very similar to these wheels.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Alcoa-Alumi...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Alcoa-Alumi...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
79jasper
Chickenhawk
Gm hubs are smaller. You would probably have to bore out the hole.
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jhenegh
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The ones at the Indy junkyard were gone Friday afternoon when I made it back
anyone know who makes these wheels and possibly what model they are? I like them, but one of the wheels is bent so I would like to see if I can find a replacement before I commit to them.
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I found two people on facebook with these wheels, but they don't know what they are either. Anyone?
I found these, but I want to make sure they will fit before I try to move forward. The guy has a chevy, and he thinks they came off a chevy, but they are Alcoa wheels and I know some fords run them, but I am not sure if the center bore is different between the two. Can you all help me out with this one?
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79jasper
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Go over there, pull you're wheel and try one of those. Only way you're gonna know.
Unless you get ford specific wheels.
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Unless you get ford specific wheels.
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Or, have them measure the center hole, and measure the center hole on your spare....
Ford uses the biggest hubs.....
Ford uses the biggest hubs.....
I would love to but they are 8 hours away.
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