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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Lebo, Kansas (middle of nowhere
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Re: Got some new wheels: Boss 338's in 20x10 and 20x8.5
86 Chevy SWB with 18 X8.5 up front and 20 X 10s in the back. Using a wheel adapter to offset the rear to fit the fenders and a thin 1/4" spacer on the front hub with a longer wheel stud in the hubs. 1.25" brakes with the hub center smoothed for fitment.
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Re: Got some new wheels: Boss 338's in 20x10 and 20x8.5
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Anyone know if it would be beneficial to get longer studs for the rear? I'm getting new axels anyway so it would help then I'll do it. Posted via Mobile Device
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Re: Got some new wheels: Boss 338's in 20x10 and 20x8.5
You don't need longer studs for the rear, but the front, I put in studs that were about a 3/8" longer than the original ones.
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