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That's the one
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How about these? Will 20x9 0 offset and 20 x 10 -19 offset work?
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So I found a good deal on Rocket booster 6's. But they only come in 20x9 with 5 back space and 20x9 5.75 bacspace. What's the best choice? Looking at 275/45/20.
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My rims are 10" with 0 offset and I would like more backspace in the front but the ones you are looking at are 9" and would give you .5" more clearance than mine (when you go to disk). The 5.75 backspace would give you 1.25" more clearance than mine. If you are going to change to disk, in most kits it moves the spindle out .75" so the 5.75" backspace rims would offset (no pun intended) the addition of disk spindles. CPP has no offset disk kits by the way, then you could have all the same size rims. |
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Thanks. I was hoping someone could help. I start with the 5's and adjust the back as needed.:metal:
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See how close the front are close to the wheel well opening I would like to have an additional 1/2 or more. |
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Cool. Nice ride. That's awesome.
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I have bags all around so hard to say the exact drop but I like to run with the top of the tires at the top of the wheel wells most of the time.
looking forward to photos with the Boosters!!! I installed a soft top on my Jimmy today, it was pretty easy. I just got the 5.3 running and may take it for a drive tomorrow, if the rain stops. |
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Wow, nice rig. Thanks again
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Well, I pulled the trigger and they are in. What do you think. I think they are awesome. Rocket booster 6's 275/40/20. They were out of the 45's. and yes I have center caps.
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Those look great!
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I think you made a great choice, they look very nice on your truck.
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This is my truck with the Torq Thrust STs. They are the 19mm offset. To make them work I had to enlarge the hub bore and because I have the narrow 70 rear end and a 285 rear tire I had to add a 1" spacer on each side. I also have air bags so I needed a little more room for rear ended travel.
This is where I increased the bore size with a router and Rabbeting bit. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=648787 |
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I might have to add a spacer once I get the bed reinstalled. We painted on Friday night so we should be assembling it this week. I am trying to make a local car show on Saturday. I have a lot of work to get there though. Even if its only at 80% complete I will still have a blast. Thanks guys.
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Yeah man 5-lug is really the only reasonable option, parts are easier to find, wheels are easier to find, it's just a win-win.
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Those are nice wheels and your paint is gorgeous! |
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Not bad for being painted in the garage. Thanks
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I painted my red 67 in my garage too!!! ( not perfect but good enough ) |
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