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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Arizona
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Boyd Coddington Smoothie II
These are available in 6 lugs, but does anyone know if it will fit over the axle hub?
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The LuvShack Garage
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Maple Grove, TN (West Side)
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Re: Boyd Coddington Smoothie II
Hmmmm, have you tried contacting them directly? They for one should know
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Re: Boyd Coddington Smoothie II
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I'm just checking because I'm getting lazy and the trouble and expense to switch everything to 5 lug just to get a decent set of wheels doesn't appeal to me at the moment. If I switch to 5 lug, I have to buy new axles and front rotors, if I do that I might as well buy a posi since it's going to be apart and why spend the $$ for 5 lug drums, might as well switch it to rear disks and if I do that I'll need to buy a proportioning valve... wanting one thing leads to 7 others. My truck is completely apart now becuase the seat that was in there was completely shot, I pulled the seat, didn't like the tank, found some rust, might as well fix that....... Does this happen to anyone else?
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Re: Boyd Coddington Smoothie II
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Louisville Ky
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Re: Boyd Coddington Smoothie II
your not alone on one thing leading to another i hate that but i get things done that way i recently rebuilt carb then while it was out i pulled dizzy and was gonna install hei and while it was out thought might as well to intake gasket then thought might as well do water pump and while water pump was off saw a bad front crank seal so a $15 1/2 hour job is now several hours a little more expencive
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Highland CA
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Re: Boyd Coddington Smoothie II
Yes, I had a small engine noise! Which turned out to be a full engine rebuild, that turned into a frame off, that turned into a few custom changes, that turned into me not driving my truck!
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Deer Park, Tx.
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Re: Boyd Coddington Smoothie II
ditto on all of the above
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