20" LTZs on a Square
 

Anybody ever heard/seen of anyone running a 20" LTZ on a square? Seems like you could run adapters to overcome the 6-lug issue. Just wondering if/how well they fit.

http://i.ebayimg.com/t/20-inch-20x8-...(e!~~60_35.JPG

Re: 20" LTZs on a Square
 

Swap to 6-lug aftermarket rotors up front and 4x4 axles in the rear might be the answer.
http://www.performanceonline.com/che...ersion-rotors/

5-lug to 6-lug adapters are a 2-piece adapter and are very SCAREY in my opinion.

Re: 20" LTZs on a Square
 

OR you can get these in 5-lug!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/20-Texas-Spe...sories&vxp=mtr

Re: 20" LTZs on a Square
 

ya I was gonna say they make them in 5 lug now

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The factory wheels are a pretty high theft item around here, and are pretty pricy to replace. For that kind of bread, there are a lot of better looking wheels, IMO.

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The guy I buy my wheels from thinks these are the best looking wheels. He is always telling I should get these for my 86. I don't think they would look good on a square. You can get them in black also. I can get them at the same price as after market wheels.
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Re: 20" LTZs on a Square
 

I kinda thought about that too. I knew I could use the 4x4 axles/drums, but wasn't sure what to do about the front.

Kinda wish there was a more "off the self" solution for the front. I like being able to just run to Napa for serviceable items like brakes.

Re: 20" LTZs on a Square
 

I can't find LTZs in 5 lug. Only the Silverado wheels, which I don't particularly care for.

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So aside from the 6-lug issue, the offset/backspace should work, right?

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The back will probably need spacers.

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They make 5 on 6 spacers.
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Yep.
And they are a 2-piece spacer that bolts together.
I would never run them.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=514304