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Old 07-13-2018, 10:51 AM   #5
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Re: What is needed for 22" on dually

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Originally Posted by lolife99 View Post
I think most are swapping to a c20 suburban or truck rearend.
Check out @lowboymotorsports on Instagram.
He's done a bunch of these and has good pics.
Under bed c-notch, flip kit and relocated rear shocks.
I believe they also "face" both rear wheels to lessen the overall width.
From what I found, the difference in the C20 rear end is the hub assembly & the rear ends are the same width. Apparently the dual rear hub assembly tucks the wheels more than the single (from what I read). And yes, facing the wheels helps keeping things tucked under the OE width dually fender.

Also check w/site member 75dually. He actually did the swap on his square.
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