Its always fun finding something in the basement
 

I didnt even think about them when i got my 86 Burb a few weeks back.
But in the basement the other day and saw somes wheels stacked in the corner so i move all kinds of stuff around to get them out.

And this is what i got. They need rubber but they will be fine for now, not sure what model ive had them for 9-10 years. 15x8, 15x10
Old school Cragars. Now it really need to be closer to the ground LOL
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Re: Its always fun finding something in the basement
 

need some bigger rubber

Re: Its always fun finding something in the basement
 

I know they were on a slamed 78 c10 i had

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maybe. It needs to be lowered, then go from there :metal:

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Ya thats next on the list.
Just tryin to figure out how low, cause i still use the burb to tow and haul the family.
I really dont want to notch the frame.
Maybe coils,spindles,shackle.

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Closer to the ground?!?!?....put a 6 inch lift with 35's baby!!!

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I like it just like that!!!!!!!!!!!!! Put some big meats on it. Pull the running boards and replace that rear bumper. Done. Enjoy :metal:

Re: Its always fun finding something in the basement
 

Running broads off this weekend. I would leave it alone but not sure what size tire I should look at. Rear bumper sitting on a shelf in the garage waiting for some time to stick it on.

Thanks