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I think so but I wanna double check.
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will wheels from a 97 fit a 93?
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alec, same here 
can anyone give me a for sure on this?
can anyone give me a for sure on this?Dan Whitaker
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Yes they will. The bolt patern is the same 4.5 and so is the back spacing. The only difference is the '95 and up don't have the front hubs that protude through the center cap, but you could always cut a hole in the center with a hole saw.
By the way, in three weeks I will have a set of stock 15x7 from my 97 Mountaineer for sale for $150.
By the way, in three weeks I will have a set of stock 15x7 from my 97 Mountaineer for sale for $150.
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