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Yes, any F series from 1980-1996 uses the same cab shell. You will need the entire front clip though, fenders, radiator support, hood, grille, headlamps, and bumper. If you have a U-pull it junkyard nearby I recommend going in and getting every sheet metal part from the cab forward. It's...

The overhead cam engines have much more power potential simply due to having less valvetrain mass to move around. That's why the SOHC ford 427 big block was dominating the drag strip back in the early 60's. As far as lack of power without power adders, keep in mind that BMW has TINY DOHC V8's...

You will need to have tie downs installed in the floor, attached to the trailer crossmembers. Any reputable trailer shop should be able to do it for you. Have 4 loop style tie downs placed just outside the track width of the Jeep, and use four straps from the frame to the tie down loops in an x...

You will need to have tie downs installed in the floor, attached to the trailer crossmembers. Any reputable trailer shop should be able to do it for you. Have 4 loop style tie downs placed just outside the track width of the Jeep, and use four straps from the frame to the tie down loops in an x...

If you have a local Honda dealer they typically have those items in stock or available for order.

There are a few companies that offer replicas of that wheel without the high dealer cost. Check a local wheel shop to see fi they carry the O.E. Replica brand wheels. As far as trading that is pretty unusual for shops to do, used wheels aren't always easy to sell at a tire store. Try listing...

There are a few companies that offer replicas of that wheel without the high dealer cost. Check a local wheel shop to see fi they carry the O.E. Replica brand wheels. As far as trading that is pretty unusual for shops to do, used wheels aren't always easy to sell at a tire store. Try listing...

The largest recommended wheel I can find is a 20" wheel with a 245/35R20 tire, which is 26.8 inches tall, the 245/30R22 is 27.8 inches, which will put the tread surface 1/2" closer to the body of the car. If the wheels in question have the same offset as the stock wheel you should have little to...

The last 3-4 sets of these I sold all ran the 18x9 up front with a 245/40R18 and the 18x10 in the rear with 275/35R18's. Looked great, but you will not be able to rotate the tires. If you want one size all around I would go with the 18x9's and the 245/40R18's.

I see nothing wrong with a well maintained older CRX. They have a good reputation for reliability, and get great fuel mileage. Older cars shouldn't garner any less respect, a friend of mine is a gastrointestinal surgeon, he drives a 1989 Camry. If you like it, keep it. My only concern would be...

I see nothing wrong with a well maintained older CRX. They have a good reputation for reliability, and get great fuel mileage. Older cars shouldn't garner any less respect, a friend of mine is a gastrointestinal surgeon, he drives a 1989 Camry. If you like it, keep it. My only concern would be...

In short, yes, they may rub if you're doing heavy off roading, or if you have wide rims with little backspacing sticking them way out past the fenders. But in most cases they will be absolutely fine.

yes, the F-150 used the same bolt pattern from 1997-2003 and on the 2004 heritage trucks.

yes, the F-150 used the same bolt pattern from 1997-2003 and on the 2004 heritage trucks.