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Mar 11, 2008

805cali

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From: grover beach, ca

Hi im new here and need help

well i owned a 2001 ford ranger and it has stock rims at the moment.. im trying to buy some 22" rims off of my friend, he took them off a chrysler 300 but he asked me if i knew my wheel shaft or some like that,,, which i do not know what it is and he said his rims or tires were 5 by 1.35 or something do you guys know what he means or anybody know if those rims would fit as far as tire width goes,, plz help me let me kno thank you...

Mar 11, 2008

04blackedge

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5x4.5 is your bolt pattern, 5x135 is closer too 5x5.5 which is the F150 bolt pattern, you can get adapters though.

Mar 11, 2008

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We'll need more info on your truck....as 2wd edge vs 4x4 hubs are different......2wd xlt vs. 4x4 xlt hubs are different. Stuff like that might cause problems with the hub. Car wheels on trucks usually require a spacer of some kind due to the differences in hubs. The wheel offset also plays a role as well.

Here's a quote from a member on RPS(Rangerpowersports)...300C, Charger, Magnum are virtually the same car...

http://www.rangerpowersports.com/for...d.php?t=221525

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Originally Posted by fzr confused

my buddy had the RT rims and i was going to get them. the rears fit fine, tucked in a lil bit, but def usable though. the fronts on the other hand did NOT fit over the hub. you would have to have the hub bored out OR run some pretty big spacers, prob 1.5" adapters to space the rims out far enough. if you bored out the center the ranger hub would stick out a bit past it and you wouldnt get a cap on it.