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American Force Wheels, Installation Video Black Ford f350 with Classic 22 5 and adapters
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2013
- CUSTOM BUILT | FORGED STRONG | 5LUG | 6LUG | DUALLY
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I'm just here to admire the truck... Beautiful!!!
Beautiful truck. I like the rims on it. Adds a touch of elegance.
I already bought the wheels, what series are those tires?
torque those lugs . ive replaced studs from multiple vehicles that came loose from calderones tire shop
I torque the adaptor to the recommended poundage for the factory rims and ad 10 pounds then yo will only need to torque the Alcoa's to 250/ 300 lbs rather than the semi legal 500 lbs.
How safe are these adapters?
Nice torque wrench
What's going on at the front hubs? Looked like adaptor fitted onto another adaptor ?
yeah i was thinking the same thing too
that 1st adaptor you see is factory installed. it allows for clearance of the rims to frame they are on all dually trucks no matter the brand.
Good afternoon
I would like to know what tire size you used on this pick up, in Brazil we don't have tires for adaptations like this
Ocubo uno de esos pero que sean 20 de ocho birlos y de atrás el de adentro
please tell me you guys torque all the lug nuts with a torque wrench and not just the impact wrench.......
It's really not THAT big of an issue if they just run the lugs down with the impact wrench. Been doing it for years.
@ Dominique Miller ..... Just Because You've Been Doing It Wrong.... For Years Doesn't Make It Right...... You're One Of The Nightmares....... We Come Behind...The Real Technicians
Until you over torque and break a stud
Torque everything the specs are there for a reason
@@dominiquemiller4513 On a dually, you bet your ass it is.
Would this wheel and ture set up be beneficial for a hotshot setup
Real nice looking product but I can't say I will take my truck there looks like they don't know what a torque wrench is for I've seen over torqued studs break off 10 miles down the road....
Where can I get a set of those hub caps?
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How can they call these Forces? the just machined a blank to look like an Alcoa? or maybe it is an Alcoa with AF logos?
@Cpt BEARDless What I was saying was, I though Alcoa made the blanks. But thanks for clarifying LOL..
Alcoas are the way to go. for those who buy wheels, not "rims".
C0TT0NM0UF please explain.
I like where you went with that haha no rims here hahah I bought these for my truck also
@@dub07odgecharger alcoa wheels are the real deal,
Alcoa is what Semi trucks, dump trucks, garbage trucks, busses ect. Come with.
Is this stock height. Or is there a lift on this truck. I just bought a 2015 and my tires are way small. This kit looks mean as !
I would think twice...It puts a lot of stress ..on the front spindles.. and the geometry & the handling of vehicles going to change pretty dramatically ?... increasing the rolling mass?
@@FixItStupid agreed me personally this looks great just 19.5 instead..just like an f450 same wheel but 19.5s no adapters or conversion needed.
Did you all put a lift on the truck to fit the tires on?
What this guy did is he has semi truck wheels but he has smaller low pro tires. Semi trucks either use 295/75/22.5 which are low pro tires which are also used on trailers, or 11R 22.5 which are a little bit taller or you can also have 295/75/24.5. Low pro 11r24.5 24 inch wheels this guy used a smaller tire like a 255 or something like that. Makes a big difference in height.
Can anyone give me the tire size there using on this setup
Bit late of a reply but it appears to be a 255 75 22.5
Useless and pointless and every shops nightmare just don't ever do it
These technically low pro tires. Regular low pros are 285 or 295/75/22.5 r which is what you will find on semi truck's trailer.
@@pudermcgavin4462 i like the look but personally would have done 19.5s instead easier no 22.5 semi truck. Wheel conversion 19.5s are nicely tucked In place with the truck.
Where can i buy those axle covers ?
any lift kit needed for 22.5???
Does anyone know where I can find a 17 inch inner wheel?
Maybe a stupid question, but how much more tread life are you gonna get out of running semi tires on your one ton?
stock pickup tire, maybe 60,000. big rig tire, 250,000-300,000!
@@iceman30055 I smell bullshit in your statment. Theres no way in hell you will ever get 300k out of a semi tire.
A typical truck tire lasts between 30,000 to 60,000 miles. A semi tire will get between 80,000 to 130,000 miles with proper rotation. If you run different steers and drives, youll reach the lower end of the life. Keep all the same tires, and rotate accordingly, youll reach the higher side of them.
Brandon Caldwell
Friend of my had a dedicated auto parts run with his semi.
He had a Firestone tires on 24.5 rims.
He had always drove not more than 55mph on flat road.
He got close to 380K out of them, so it’s not BS.
JcDorinski also you must factor in that the one ton is not as heavy as the semi so there is another factor to add into tire mileage... less friction between road and tire.
the back gonna scrub at 3:39
I had a friend put these kind of adapters on his truck ,towing the studs broke and he lost a wheel.
That’s scary
Is this just for looks or does it serve a purpose and I'm serious I'm not trying to be a smart-ass or something
I'm actually in the same boat as u I have an f450 and was wondering if they give better mpg
MPG you can forget it. Larger tires drink more fuel. The only actual benefit of these are the life span. Typical truck tires run 30,000 to 60,000 miles. A semi tire youll get 80,000 to 120,000 miles with proper rotation. If you run steer tires and drive tires like a semi, youll reach the lower side. Keep the same drive tires all around, you can reah the higher side. Full economy is lost no matter what you do with larger tires.
@@brandoncaldwell95 Not really, these things have lower rolling resistance and greater capacity of stored energy, its how you stop that energy that costs you in mpg.
@@victorvargas9111 personally id use 19.5 wheels which i think f450s and up 550s and up have already 10 lug nuts to do use 22.5s lime this guy you need to do a semi truck conversion. Stick with 19.5s the are.nicely tucked in your wheel weld of your truck.
What size tires?
Thats what i want to know what size
255 75 22.5
@@bigghusher 255/75/22.5 smaller low pro tires regular low pro tires are 295/75/22.5 which semi trucks especially semi truck trailers use.
Those are 22" not 22.5
@@bigghusher Not so much the size but the brand of lugged tires as they can be hard to locate lugged tires
What size tire is used in the video set-up?
22.5 semi tire
These low pro 255/75/22.5. Smaller than a regular semi truck or trailer.. Semi trucks and. Especially the trailers use 295/75/22.5 tires.
I didnt see him torque them at all
Leveling kit installed? What size tire?
255/75/22.5 smaller scale low pro semi truck/ trailer tire. regularly semi trucks, especially trailers use 295/75/22.5. Larger scale Low pro tires.
Anyone know where I can get a set of 6 lug to 10 lug adaptors ??
Semi truck conversion kit is what you need. If you have an f series ford you would need like an f450 or f550 set up or in this case.. Semi conversion kit.
That would piss me off. No torque wrench!