22" Gm Transport wheels

[rvrfoot]

I may order some mob wheels for my 61 impala.

[hewittca]

The center hub on the stock steel wheels specs out right at 3.5" and my bore on the transits is 3.7". There's definitely some room to tighten that up but I think you're going to have to be really sure you can get the bore centered. I can see on my wheels that the bore is ever so slightly off center, so it's a good thing the bore isn't centering the wheel on the hub because it would probably vibrate.

[rvrfoot]

The lug nuts will need to line it up.

[Ehud]

I have a 1998 Chevy that is a light duty 3/4 ton. I plan on using the engine, transmission and rear Axle in my 64. Will the transport wheels need to be bored for a 1998 6 lug rear end? I am also wondering what how close the width is on the 1998 rear end is vs the 1964.
Of coarse I can measure it but I am not to that point yet.
Thanks

[Jrs01]

I also have a 2003 Escalade will that rear end be too wide for my truck has anybody tried it yet? 1965 C10 Fleetside

[Captainfab]

I'm pretty sure it will be 3-4" wider than your original differential.

Originally Posted by Jrs01

I also have a 2003 Escalade will that rear end be too wide for my truck has anybody tried it yet? 1965 C10 Fleetside

[Conrad63]

I have them on my truck. Work awesome. I will post pics soon

I’m the starter of this thread

[Conrad63]

Hi Everyone.
I got my 22" transports from kijiji from a guy in red deer

I used the hubcap clips from the guy on instagram. they were easy to put on

I used just regular "dog dish" hubcaps, baby moons, got them from a place in Edmonton on Calgary trail, just south of 63 Ave, hubcap king or something like that.

the 22s have been great.

I have a CPP 5-6 drop. no rubbing except hard bumps in the rear. I think the tires touch the inner wheel well. other than that its all great.

[Conrad63]

Originally Posted by Conrad63

Hi Everyone.
I got my 22" transports from kijiji from a guy in red deer

I used the hubcap clips from the guy on instagram. they were easy to put on

I used just regular "dog dish" hubcaps, baby moons, got them from a place in Edmonton on Calgary trail, just south of 63 Ave, hubcap king or something like that.

the 22s have been great.

I have a CPP 5-6 drop. no rubbing except hard bumps in the rear. I think the tires touch the inner wheel well. other than that its all great.

and all I did to fit them on the rear was a 1/2" spacer. I didn't have to bore the center out.

[Conrad63]

Originally Posted by Conrad63

and all I did to fit them on the rear was a 1/2" spacer. I didn't have to bore the center out.

my CPP kit was the 6 bolt kit. BTW

[w00dst0ck]

1/2" spacer won't work without extending the lugs. There wouldn't be enough material and it would be really dangerous driving like that. Stock studs only have 3/4" material on the outside of the drum.

I've been selling them for about 4 years now.

[rvrfoot]

I have 1/4 inch on mine.

[rvrfoot]

Oh yeah i have longer studs.

[Blue666(2)]

Originally Posted by w00dst0ck

1/2" spacer won't work without extending the lugs. There wouldn't be enough material and it would be really dangerous driving like that. Stock studs only have 3/4" material on the outside of the drum.

I've been selling them for about 4 years now.

Can you PM me the price for a set or four? We can figure the shipping later.

Thanks,

[BigE 63]

Hey are you still sell the studs?

[w00dst0ck]

Right on. Unfortunately 1/4" isn't enough to clear the bed on a fleetside. I'm not sure about a stepside.

[Dwyert4]

Quick question, I just picked up a set of transports. They came with 10.5" hubcaps and what I believe are old style very clips.is there a pattern available or pdf download so I can make sure I get them exact? I don't want to wobble.

[SC1969c10]

Originally Posted by Dwyert4

Quick question, I just picked up a set of transports. They came with 10.5" hubcaps and what I believe are old style very clips.is there a pattern available or pdf download so I can make sure I get them exact? I don't want to wobble.

Are you in NC?
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[72Blazer San Jose CA]

SIMPLE C10 Sells a bore tool 99.00 has a website youtube instagram how do anything with transport wheels

[TJUCLA98]

Yeah but unfortunately for me it was nearly 2 years after I had mine done. No regrets though, I’m happy with the quality of work that the shop did on my wheels. The powder coat and revered wheels came out really nice.

[hewittca]

Those look awesome. I like the tire size on the rear.

[cornfed]

I ended up with a set for free so figured I would mess with them and see how they looked. In the rear I cut the welds and "pressed" them out and flipped them. For boring the centers out I just used 2 hole saws on 1 arbor, the smaller one centers on the oe wheel hole and outer cuts the new hole. And hit the local import shop for bug hubcap clips for 2 bucks each.

[hewittca]

Those look great on the truck!