22's On an 81 stepside?

[KainRahl]

What all am I going to have to do to fit 22's on this truck? was thinking like 3/5 or 4/6 drop

[nbpro]

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=359750

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=320241

[KainRahl]

ok so after reading those N2TRUX said BTW- If it's not a square, don't post it. ( don't know where all the apparent stepside hate coming from. :P We are classic too.) And also the second thread seemed to be a much older stepside. Where the rear fender might be the problem. It seems that there is plenty of room in the rear (maybe i'm wrong) 1981. I was mostly wondering if i have to modify the innerfenders up front or what my year model would look like Stepside with this done I don't wanna slam it to the ground. Just a moderate drop. I'm new to this so be kind

[menace121978]

Originally Posted by KainRahl

ok so after reading those N2TRUX said BTW- If it's not a square, don't post it. ( don't know where all the apparent stepside hate coming from. :P We are classic too.) And also the second thread seemed to be a much older stepside. Where the rear fender might be the problem. It seems that there is plenty of room in the rear (maybe i'm wrong) 1981. I was mostly wondering if i have to modify the innerfenders up front or what my year model would look like Stepside with this done I don't wanna slam it to the ground. Just a moderate drop. I'm new to this so be kind

hey buddy! just wanted to point out that there was a number of post that were taken out of that 1st thread. N2TRUX made that comment about other vehicles. it had nothing to do with stepsides. no hating bro

[babyJay]

67-72=not square

[menace121978]

that too!

[KainRahl]

oh lol ok i was like man is this a swb board only seriously though i do appreciate those thread finds just wanna see something more on my model truck stepsided

[nbpro]

the links were posted to give you a general idea of what its gonna take to put 22s on not a particular style or year model personally i dont care for the 22s from what ive read on here though theres some work to be done maybe not tho maybe someone would care to give you some input

[muthstryker]

Its easy... We put 22s on my friends with a 40 series tire and did a 3/3 drop. Plenty more room to go lower in the rear, the front with that tall of a tire you would have to either beat in your fenders of just remove them. 22s with a 35 series tire would work the best, no reason why you couldnt go 4/6

The most important thing, is the backspace of the wheel. Or offset which is what most people refer to.

[nbpro]

Originally Posted by muthstryker

Its easy... We put 22s on my friends with a 40 series tire and did a 3/3 drop. Plenty more room to go lower in the rear, the front with that tall of a tire you would have to either beat in your fenders of just remove them. 22s with a 35 series tire would work the best, no reason why you couldnt go 4/6

The most important thing, is the backspace of the wheel. Or offset which is what most people refer to.

see thats what im talking about since i have never done it i didnt know and was trying to help where i could i think hes talking inner fenders right ?
good luck

[muthstryker]

ya i meant inner..

[KainRahl]

cool any pics?

[muthstryker]

ya, look for a thread i posted that says frinds truck 22s drop and spray bombed. it should be on the second or third page of the 73-87 forum section.

[nbpro]

Originally Posted by muthstryker

ya, look for a thread i posted that says frinds truck 22s drop and spray bombed. it should be on the second or third page of the 73-87 forum section.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s....php?p=4223955

[muthstryker]

cool, thanks on my phone couldnt post the link.