My 22" transport wheels dont fit rear

[Zackarymc]

Ok so they fit the front with no problems. The rear hub is 3.5" on truck and the hub hole on the wheel is 3"....... Are people A just cutting the hub on the wheel larger. b- using spacers and not bothering that the wheel is hub centric. or C- i have no clue

[thelonerife]

They are using spacers

[Zackarymc]

so if they are not bothering with the fact they are hub centric why not just "waller" the hole out. Or can you find a apacer that has a 3.5" hole then reduced down to a 3" hub for the wheel to center on

[Captainfab]

I would just pull the axles and have them turned down to 3". Of course they need to leave enough of the 3.5" diameter to locate the brake drum.

[Zackarymc]

ill have to inquire about that tomorrow..... auto machine shop or actual machine shop?

[Captainfab]

Anyone with a lathe, with a large enough spindle bore can turn the axles. That would be much less $$ that modifying the wheels, and maybe even less than spacers. I don't like wheel spacers.

Originally Posted by Zackarymc

ill have to inquire about that tomorrow..... auto machine shop or actual machine shop?

[Lowl!f3]

And thats what im looking for. Someone to redrill and turn mine down to fit.
Also agree with Capt. about turning the axel over turning the wheel.

[Zackarymc]

Found a local aka 60 miles each way to do it for 80 bucks..... Big city prices here.... youll spend a grand just getting a 350 set up for a stroker kit. Most machine shops i called said thats custom work 400 bucks! they will price themselves out before they will do the work.