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FRDRCING
07-27-2004, 10:17 PM
Need two 99 wheels for the New L, 2000's wont fit do to them being 14mm and 99's 12mm. Conditon don't matter.

Alpine
07-27-2004, 10:27 PM
Need two 99 wheels for the New L, 2000's wont fit do to them being 14mm and 99's 12mm. Conditon don't matter.The wheels are the same, only the lug nuts are different.

FRDRCING
07-28-2004, 09:39 AM
Just called Payton Right ford to order a set of lugs but they said they have tried to put the 00's on a 99 and they don't center. So I will need 99's with lugs. Not sure if this is true said they changed to 14mm late in 00.

Alpine
07-28-2004, 10:07 PM
Just called Payton Right ford to order a set of lugs but they said they have tried to put the 00's on a 99 and they don't center. So I will need 99's with lugs. Not sure if this is true said they changed to 14mm late in 00.I am sorry, I wasnt very clear on what I said. If you have a '99 with '99 rotors , your studs require 12mm lugs . You dont need new lugs and yes the 99-00 L's are the same wheels. I have had Steves '99 wheels on my '00 at the track with no issues. Keep your lugs, you just need two '99-'00 wheels.

Ltngdrvr
07-29-2004, 07:38 PM
The 99 and 00 wheels have different size lug holes, the 00 having slightly larger holes. The 00 wheels will work on a 99, as evidenced by the fact that the wheels on your truck Tyson, are 00 wheels. The wheels are what is known as "HUB-CENTRIC", the pilot hole fits very closely to the hub and carries the weight of the truck and the lugs merely secure the wheels to the hub. You just need to make sure and torque the lugs properly to avoid having them slip on the studs.:tu:

FRDRCING
07-30-2004, 07:50 AM
Found a set don't need a set of 99's anymore.