2007+ factory 20s on an 06?
#2
#3
look great, and fit perfectly.
the bolt pattern and OEM offsets are the exact same from for the F-150 (04-10) and Expy/Navi (03-10)
juts be careful with buying a set of Navi rims. they have about a 1/8" smaller inner diameter on the hub than a Expy/F-150 does.
this causes the hub to become frozen to the wheel on the rear axle occasionally
the bolt pattern and OEM offsets are the exact same from for the F-150 (04-10) and Expy/Navi (03-10)
juts be careful with buying a set of Navi rims. they have about a 1/8" smaller inner diameter on the hub than a Expy/F-150 does.
this causes the hub to become frozen to the wheel on the rear axle occasionally
#5
look great, and fit perfectly.
the bolt pattern and OEM offsets are the exact same from for the F-150 (04-10) and Expy/Navi (03-10)
juts be careful with buying a set of Navi rims. they have about a 1/8" smaller inner diameter on the hub than a Expy/F-150 does.
this causes the hub to become frozen to the wheel on the rear axle occasionally
the bolt pattern and OEM offsets are the exact same from for the F-150 (04-10) and Expy/Navi (03-10)
juts be careful with buying a set of Navi rims. they have about a 1/8" smaller inner diameter on the hub than a Expy/F-150 does.
this causes the hub to become frozen to the wheel on the rear axle occasionally
#6
It was a real big problem back in 05/06 when a few guys did the swap from a Navi. I've seen it posted here and on FTE.
the wheels fit "barely". when they went to rotate the tires, the hub had rusted and that little space had essentially corroded the wheel to the rim.
people were using slide hammers and other methods to get them off.
only 2 ways to fix it.
1. not run them
2. get the Navi rims bored out 1/4" for more clearance
2. get the Navi rims bored out 1/4" for more clearance
just a FYI. not sure why it's that way, but enough guys have had it occur that I wouldn't try it personally