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[><]Sofa King Dirty 4x4[><]
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Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
Post em up i did a search and didnt find very many i know some of you guys out there have em
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Re: Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
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and also let me be the first to say there is already a thread on this with the same title I think
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[><]Sofa King Dirty 4x4[><]
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Re: Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
I forgot about that one i want to see more lifted or stock height ones then low riders thats all lol
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Re: Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
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[><]Sofa King Dirty 4x4[><]
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Re: Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
That red ones amazing is it yours?
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Re: Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
Nope. I wish. I would make mine a dually if I could afford six 22.5's.. :-(
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[><]Sofa King Dirty 4x4[><]
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Re: Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
Do you know anything about it? or a link were i could find more info on it?
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Re: Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
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Re: Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
I think the 2wd guys end up narrowing the rear ends to tuck the larger wheels, but I'm guessing all I'd have to do on mine with a 6" lift, would be the wheel adapters..?
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Re: Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
^ I sold a cab & chassis rearend out of a '94 1-ton for more than I gave for the entire truck. That'll be the cheapest way, just gotta move spring perches and shock mounts, sure a lot cheaper than narrowing one and replacing the axles or doing surgery on a good pair of dually fenders.
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Re: Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
how much narrower is a cab and chassis rearend?
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Re: Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
A conventional dually rearend is about 72" wide, single rear wheel is about 67.5", the C&C is 63.5". I got this info out of the 14-bolt bible at Pirate 4x4.
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Re: Lets see them duallys with 22.5 or 24.5 alcoas
You beat me pig rig, I have been busy digging out from 12" of snow that dropped on us on Tuesday what a nightmare. Here are some shots of mine.
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