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lol me too!
I'm not sure

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Man, that wheel looked perfect!!! (as far as size, height, and tuck, not to sure about the red lug nuts, lol) I think that having all those options is a huge plus. BTW, any idea on the weight difference per wheel between the steel and aluminum? I think it would be significant, and I've heard it can make a big difference in acceleration. My only reasoning for steel on your truck was for color options, but now that I know what you can do with aluminum, I would choose them hands down!

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Nice biggies!

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Love the wheels! Man, I want my dually!
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Thanks fellas!

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I'm looking at Raybestos 5022R hubs for late 73-87 C30 Dual Wheel trucks. Does that number ring a bell? The illustration had a different PN, I'm sure it's another brand. They are from $120-$140 each---sound about right?

Actually PB60442 is a Wagner # it looks like. I come up with the same applications, but it's Wagner #60443. Go figure

Re: She's a ton of fun (dually build on air)
 

These are the ones I will be buying.
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...0062&ppt=C0009

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They look heavy. Good deal.

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Those do look nice

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Yes they are beefy!

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This thing is gonna be so sweet. Can't wait to see it layed out on semi wheels :metal:
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Thanks Shawn!

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This is getting good! Looking forward to lots more.
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Thanks Daniel!

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Daniel, make sure you get off the next workday we have and you can see it in person. ;)
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Maybe! lol

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where you putting your gas tank?

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It will be under the bed.
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yes!:metal:

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Oh yeah! I forgot momentarily this is an 8' bed (not tight like the SWBs). I was concerned because mine is a trailing arm with a track bar behind the the big rear end housing. I'm all C30 front, and C20 rear with 30 dual wheels.

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Bryan, when and where! I have to plan ahead.
Thanks for the invite!! Daniel
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If you bag yours will you keep the trailing arms or switch to a 4 link?

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Daniel here is a link to our March meet, we are still undecided on what we are doing though.:lol:
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...11#post5902611

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Yeah. I looked for one with trailing arms for that reason. I'm going to static drop the front with 3" drop spindles and 2 or 3" coils; bag and notch the rear with a shrader valve. I'll put a pump and front bags on later. Your chassis is a leaf though, right?

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Yeah I but like I said its a 127" c20 frame so it looks just like yours just with leafs instead of coils.