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[yutz]

nice

thems are nice wheels, what do they cost ? who sells them ?i also want to throw on some duals,

[FB71]

seriously? You've never heard of Torque Thrusts? Wow... They're made by American Racing, come in at least 4 different spoke variations and 3 or 4 finishes. They typically run $130 - $180 each. Summit, Jegs, Wheel Vintiques, Coker Tire, and many other retailers have them.

[FB71]

i also want to throw on some duals,

you don't "throw on" dual wheels. The hubs and axle shaft really need to be designed to handle that load. There were some dual wheel adapters for single wheel trucks back in the 70's and 80's, but I don't know if they're still available. Lots of problems with them breaking, and sending a pair of 80lb wheels and tires flying into oncoming traffic!

[yutz]

dual xaust

i mean dual xaust not dual wheels. i heard of thrusts just didnt relate to it with wheels. how do i know which thrusts will fit my lincoln ? i dont even no the bolt pattern.

[FB71]

oh, I'm sorry, I thought you meant dual wheels, since we were talking about wheels.

Linc TC's had a factory option of dual exhaust, so you can the parts just about anywhere.

The lug pattern is 5x4.5", same as a Mustang. Just watch the backspacing and offset. Early Panther chassis TC's use a near zero offset, while the later ones have a big offset. They also have different size front calipers, early to late, which changes the backspace requirements.

[FB71]

duh, I just saw you said it's a '91, so it's an early Panther. Old skool Mustang wheels should fit without a problem.

[yutz]

Old Skool

what years old skool mustang will fit the 91 ?

[FB71]

68-73