What kind of wheels are these.

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  1. demo913

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    What year width and backspacing do you think these are? These came on this toyota truck I just bought.

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    Look like late Mustang wheels to me. Will need wheel spacer for a Maverick.

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    Yep they are the Second version of the Mustang Bullit wheels. Size and offset would be for a 2005 and newer mustang. Dont know the sizes off top of my head though but you can probably get the specs off of www.latemodelrestoration.com where they have them for sale.
     
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    That sure is a clean '75 you have there. If it is anywhere near as clean as the picture makes it out to be, then, it is nice.:yup:
     
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    they should have the size marked on the inside of the wheel.
     
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    Sorry stroker it is a 75 I thought you were talkin about the car the rims im talkin about is on. Its pretty clean. The guy that did the paint job after I wrecked it didnt do a good job at all. With stock wheel studs whats the biggest wheel spacer I could use with these rims? Thanks...
     
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    I think most now when talking about spacers are actually referring to the adapter spacer plates that have the new studs on them.
     
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    Try them first before you go buying spacers. I'm running wheels with 6" backspacing front and rear with no problems. Mine are 15 x 8, so that might make a difference....
     

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