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Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Carlsbad, California
Posts: 165
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Re: Let's see 18" & 20" wheel combo's.
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Sweet looking truck! I'm building a '67 step right now and am curious about your rear tire and wheel clearance to bed and fender lips. I just installed some 18x9's with 5" BS. They are about 1/2" away from the bed, and have plenty of room on the outside. You must have similar clearance on the inside as I do, but you are filling the wheel well on the outside due to the 10" wide wheel. Do you ever rub? Mine is not a running truck yet, so can't test. Russ |
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Scappoose, OR
Posts: 157
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Re: Let's see 18" & 20" wheel combo's.
I had to roll the inside lip of the fenders and dial the side to side alignment, but no rubbing issues after that. Good luck on your build!
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67 Stepside Atomic Orange Fastburn 385 TH350 The wheels are fronts are 255-45-18 with 5" bs. 18x8 wheel rears are 295-45-20 with 5" bs. 20x10 wheel (barely fit) Budget: A method for going broke methodically. You only live once! |
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