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Digging the new wheels.:metal:

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Wheels and tires for sale in the classifieds...

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=623221

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Liking the new wheel choice. I was eyeballing the 22x11 set that Tommy was selling

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Swung by the site of the new house in Shiro...

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Got the new wheels and tires mounted up today... Pics are washed out a bit, I'll try and get better ones tomorrow. I think the narrowed a-arms are going to do well with these wheels.

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Truck is looking good BUCK

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Looks great. It's hard to get a pic of black wheels on a light colored truck

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Thanks guys!!

I am going to widen the rear wheel tubs a little, doing some research on that now. I like the semi-tucked position of the wheel in the wheel well, just need some more room on the inside. ;) Using narrowed a-arms up front will align the front and rear track and give the ruck an awesome look. :metal:

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I love the new wheels buck!! I really want the same wheels on my 99 crew cab but in a 22" wheel. I've been talking to tommy about it!

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Looks great man.

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Thanks, if the wheels are out there Tommy will find them!

Thanks!

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Do those wheel centers have a slick feel to them or a rough texture like my gray Daytonas?

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It has a rough or machined texture to it.

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Black wheels are smoother then the gray , less texture.

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Ah, I understand the question better now. Yes the part that is powder coated black is smooth. The bare aluminum part has a machined finish to it.

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Looks good Buck..Always liked black wheels on a white truck.

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No work getting done but I have pictures...

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I guess we'll have to let you slide since you posted pics

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Slacker..........:exit:

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I'm not sure about these years of trucks, but I remember reading years ago that for a V-6 or V-8 Vega conversion, you could swap a resistor on the back of a stock tach to do the 4/6/8 conversion. GM has a lot of standardization, so maybe the same rule applies, but I'm not positive.

Maybe a moot point depending on how tempted you are to put in that LS. ;-)

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I did get some work done on the house. There is a no truck work clause in play until the house is ready to sell... so I guess I did make some progress.;)

It would have been cool if everything work like it was supposed to, but that is more about how the truck was advertised when I bought it. At this point it is a moot point as I will be using a Classic Instruments cluster when I swap in the LS. :)

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It's ok we love pics, truck looks good with new wheels. Can't wait to see it with its new suspension.

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Thanks Keith, the truck is a bit of a beater but we are collecting up some killer parts. ;) I am excited to get started, just have to get this house ready to sell first.

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Looking good ..... !

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Thanks to you Tommy!