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Old 06-08-2010, 10:47 PM   #1
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wheel?

I know this topic has been beat to death but I'm new to the forum and would appreciate any HELP!!
That being said, I want American Racing TTII's for my 69 Stepside, I have all the parts for a 3.5/5" drop and i cant decide what size wheels i want. Im considering 17",18", and maybe even 20".
Can somebody please post some pics and include drop and wheel size.
What is the widest wheel i can use without any cutting? Any advice on tire brand?
Thanks for any input

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Old 06-09-2010, 07:17 AM   #2
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Re: wheel?

The first 2 trucks are runnig a 4/6 drop with 17x8/17x9.5 TTII's 255/60/17-275/60/17 tires.

The truck in the last two pics are SactoJim's truck. He also has a 4/6 drop with 18x8/18x9.5 Vintecs with 255/50/18-275/55/18 tires

I'll try to find more pics later, but alot of guys with 17's run 17x8 front with 255/50/17, 17x9.5(10) with 275/50/17 tires
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Old 06-09-2010, 10:07 PM   #3
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Re: wheel?

Thanks Matt. All three are awesome trucks! This makes the decision even harder
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Old 06-09-2010, 10:23 PM   #4
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Thanks Matt. All three are awesome trucks! This makes the decision even harder
I agree...those trucks rock!!
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Old 06-09-2010, 10:45 PM   #5
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Re: wheel?

Here is my Truck:









Coy C5 18 inch wheels with Toyo Proxes tires. I'm also did a 4 / 6 drop.

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Old 06-09-2010, 11:14 PM   #6
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I know this topic has been beat to death but I'm new to the forum and would appreciate any HELP!!
That being said, I want American Racing TTII's for my 69 Stepside, I have all the parts for a 3.5/5" drop and i cant decide what size wheels i want. Im considering 17",18", and maybe even 20".
Can somebody please post some pics and include drop and wheel size.
What is the widest wheel i can use without any cutting? Any advice on tire brand?
Thanks for any input

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Heres my 72 GMC Short/Fleet with a 5.5/6 Drop.
I'm running Front 215/70/15...... Rear 275/60/15

I originally was going to go with 20" in Back/18" in Front.
My Wife said I should leave it as is, and after posting a similar thread (with a Poll Question), I decided to stick with my 15" Ralley Wheels and save myself $2-3K. I'll put THAT money into a GM Crate engine since mines getting tired.
Just my .02 cents worth.
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Heres my 72 GMC Short/Fleet with a 5.5/6 Drop.
I'm running Front 215/70/15...... Rear 275/60/15

I originally was going to go with 20" in Back/18" in Front.
My Wife said I should leave it as is, and after posting a similar thread (with a Poll Question), I decided to stick with my 15" Ralley Wheels and save myself $2-3K. I'll put THAT money into a GM Crate engine since mines getting tired.
Just my .02 cents worth.
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Old 06-10-2010, 12:12 AM   #8
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Re: wheel?

I agree with you Roger. Ever since i saw Dazed and Confused ive been looking for a 72 short fleetside(Black of course). WHEN i find it and buy it. I will absolutely run 15" Ralleys. No question

However, i cant get the idea of some TTII's for my stepside out of my head.
Thanks for the photos
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I agree with you Roger. Ever since i saw Dazed and Confused ive been looking for a 72 short fleetside(Black of course). WHEN i find it and buy it. I will absolutely run 15" Ralleys. No question

However, i cant get the idea of some TTII's for my stepside out of my head.
Thanks for the photos
My PERSONAL OPINION is that TT'II's are a Dime a Dozen.
A lot of people have them, and I'm like.........
"Oh that's nice Truck", but it doesn't really stand out for me.

Its more like the "Status Quo" and what I'd EXPECT to see.

(just MY .02 cents worth).

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Roger, I just noticed how your exhaust kicks out right in front of your tires. That looks tough!
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Roger, I just noticed how your exhaust kicks out right in front of your tires. That looks tough!
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