99ford rims swaped to a 86 will it work

[86F2506.9]

im lookin at puttin new rims on my truck and i know someone that has the newer stock ford rims off of his fliped excursion its a 99 and i have an 86 F250 does anyone know if the newer rims will fit the bolt pattern and everything

 

[02AutoWag]

It will not work.
99+ has a 8lug x 170mm bolt pattern

98 and old has a 8lug x 6.5in bolt pattern

 

[kas83]

No they will not. The newer metric bolt pattern is about a 1/4" larger diameter.

 

[BIG DAVE]

i'm running superduty wheels on my 92. i bought wheel adpater's

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[DragRag]

I'd personally just rather use 8x6.5" then use adapters. Alcoas are awfully cool anyway, and you can find them around fairly easily still.

 

[MIDNIGHT RIDER]

Up until Ford's little metric foolishness fiasco, EVERYTHING 8-lug was standard 8 on 6-1/2 bolt-pattern, be it Ford, Chevy, GMC, I-H, Dodge, Studebaker, and including ALL 8-lug trailers, regardless of whether SRW or DRW.

Just out of principle, I have personally boycotted anything to do with those silly metric wheels.

 

[skintbackfarms]

Up until Ford's little metric foolishness fiasco, EVERYTHING 8-lug was standard 8 on 6-1/2 bolt-pattern, be it Ford, Chevy, GMC, I-H, Dodge, Studebaker, and including ALL 8-lug trailers, regardless of whether SRW or DRW.

Just out of principle, I have personally boycotted anything to do with those silly metric wheels.

Don't put a dodge dually rim on a 10-ton GN trailer. Had a friend do it, not once but twice, and the whole center busted out of it. Little FYI.