89 rim question
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The 6 on 5.5" bolt circle stud spacing is the same from the squares to the newer trucks, but the hub diameter on the newer rims is smaller than what is required for a square. Also, the back spacing on the rims is considerably more than the original rims used on the square body trucks. It can be done, but you will need to have spacers made to correct the offset so you don't run into the springs while steering.
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The 6 on 5.5" bolt circle stud spacing is the same from the squares to the newer trucks, but the hub diameter on the newer rims is smaller than what is required for a square. Also, the back spacing on the rims is considerably more than the original rims used on the square body trucks. It can be done, but you will need to have spacers made to correct the offset so you don't run into the springs while steering.
but the backspacing sucked, the tires were tucked under the truck, basically looked like one of those trucks you see driving around that drives on the railroad tracks
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03-04-2013 01:20 AM