Is there any identification on the lugs or lug nuts indicating fine thread or course thread ? I have a 2003 F250 FX4 Superduty not exactly sure of the lug bolt thread ?
1288939
My after market lug nuts on my 2003 Superduty have 14X1.5 stamped on them and mine are fine threads, if stamped 14X2.0 they are course thread lug nuts.
1288940
I believe you have fine thread 14/1.5 pitch. Coarse thread, 14/2.0, was in older superdutys.Best way to be sure is to take a lug nut to a parts store and ask them for course and fine thread stud, see which fits.
1288941
not sure if they have markings but as you probably know the 03 was a split year. from my understanding the first part of the year was 14x2.0 the 2nd half was 14x1.5 not a whole lot of help to you. you might wan't to check the tag in the door for mfg date? good luck
1288942
Coarse thread studs have about 12.5 threads per inch and fine has about 17 threads per inch. If you understand thread pitch lingo, fine threads have a 1.5 mm pitch and coarse has a 2.0 mm pitch. A 2003 should be fine.
1288943
No go to autozone,ask for fine thread assy ,take off a lug ,see if it fits ,if not you havecourse
1288944
Get the ones with abs regardless of thread pitch. That way, even if you don't have front abs, you have a port you can stuff grease into. It really helps that axle needle bearing from wearing out. If the thread pitch is different, knock out your old studs and put them into the new hub. That's what I did and it took less than ten minutes. Plus I think the fine thread hubs were cheaper for some reason. Best of luck!
1029781
Sorry to take so long to respond. I was tied up fpr the holiday. The bolt in question is an M5. It looks to be 20mm in total length. Hope this helps?
1050945
it fit my 2005 f250 perfect if that helps at all.... not sure if there tge same size or not
878959
not sure haven't actually looked for those modelsi used it on an f250 2003 some where there is a link that you can find that out on.gonna guess and say all of those in that range of year models probably used the same cable
195579
The threads are NPT and means they are tapered and not a straight thread like a bolt. The more you screw it in the tighter it gets.
1612881
The threads are fine. 1/2 in. bolt 20 threads per inch. Just like the picture. Thanx to all the people who said coarse thread now i have skids that wont fit.
2143376
Mine were installed on a 1999 F250 SuperDuty, V10. If the frame is the same there should be no problem. Ask your FORD dealer about the frame, then go for it.They are working great but I also want to install taller overload spring bumpers to reduce sway.
432069
We bought one that was a friction-fit only. Then we found another (on Amazon) that was threaded. You want the threaded version. -Richard &lt;&gt;&lt;
1992803
I believe it might depend on the seller you buy from, I bought from The Chrome Warehouse and received the screw on lug nut version, which is exactly what I wanted. maybe different sellers have the snap on version.
484653
Ford has two thread pitch: M14-2.0 (coarse) and M14-1.5(fine). My 2003 F250 SD uses M14-1.5 thread
642465
Not sure, but I would not recommend purchasing them. They did not fit my bolts and they came in a plastic bag from the reseller. Pure junk. I invested in new lug bolts.
1227077
Hi Eduardo,The listing you're referring to is not the correct lug pattern for your F250. Your Ford requires an 8x170 pattern (AX39816870). Here is a link to the listing you require: http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B000CIHPC6/ref=dp_olp_new_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition;=newThank you,BWT
1799842
This wheel is the wrong bolt pattern. Here is the correct ASIN/ISBN number for proper fitment: B003BYQU6A. Price is per wheel, lugs are not included.
2235956
Coty, measure the diameter of your exhaust pipe (not the existing tip) and then find the right Gibson stainless tip to match. It should work fine on your F250. Installation is a snap and the flange bolt doesn't loosen over time. Hope this helps.
627490
I know enough about mechanics and machinist work to tell you most people wont be able to give you a good answer; especially just by looking at it. Sorry, you have to know if it is Standard (SAE) or Metric (most likely metric), then you need to know threads per inch (fine or course thread). Your best bet is to take the exact screw you need to a hardware store and have someone help match it up.
1509597
Unknown. It seems there have been two different threaded sizes used by Chrysler. I finally went to dealer to purchase.Lee
638830
These wheels will bolt right on! If you order from us, we'll be sure to included the lugs for free!Thank you,-Jon