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91 V1500- "Smokey"- Camping/Hunting Rig

I don't like it, but it's your truck.

Martin
Well, I knew you would like them:grin:

Martin, these won't stay long. Just until the tires wear out. Do you know where to find some of the wide steel wheels or what they came on? I really want some to put the dogdish hubs on. And I might even go white:waytogo:
 
After researching, I did find the 16x8 on summit. (Thanks Max02)

Are the factory skinny wheels 16x6.75?

Anybody have any pics of the 8" wide wheels on a truck/suburban?

Maybe I'm thinking about the 10" wide wheels that I'm wanting?
 
Nice burb. I too like the factory caps. Retro old school look.

Since your running 3" springs and crossover,.... do you think it would work to run those 3" ers with zero rate and move the axle up 1.5-2" with the x-over? Any issues you can see arising?
 
After researching, I did find the 16x8 on summit. (Thanks Max02)

Are the factory skinny wheels 16x6.75?

Anybody have any pics of the 8" wide wheels on a truck/suburban?

Maybe I'm thinking about the 10" wide wheels that I'm wanting?

these are the 9.75" wide camper specials
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Nice burb. I too like the factory caps. Retro old school look.

Since your running 3" springs and crossover,.... do you think it would work to run those 3" ers with zero rate and move the axle up 1.5-2" with the x-over? Any issues you can see arising?

I had 4" springs and zero rates on my 87 Jimmy with 1 tons and crossover with no issues. Front axle was moved 1.5" forward. Only issue was uptravel, which was easily fixed with bumpstops.
 
These are 17x8 w/ 265/70r17 (32" tires).........................

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@cyclic Nice burb! I'm wanting the factory style steelies that will accept the dogdish hubcaps. I wish it was they were as easy to find as the wagon wheels.
 

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