Post those wheels gallery

[C/10 King]

Originally Posted by Faastone27

I know this was not intended for me but i am also running a 20X9 in front and no rubbing at all

Nice wheels and nice truck!!!

[Mhussnatter]

The 15x12 fit in the rear without any modifications? What backspacing do they have and what tire size you running on those 12" wheels?

[1badmonza]

Got the new 20" Vintecs on and loving the look now!
IMG_E1217 by Mike Lanclos, on Flickr
IMG_E1232 by Mike Lanclos, on Flickr
IMG_E1213 by Mike Lanclos, on Flickr

[del4fun]

Originally Posted by 1badmonza

Got the new 20" Vintecs on and loving the look now!
IMG_E1217 by Mike Lanclos, on Flickr
IMG_E1232 by Mike Lanclos, on Flickr
IMG_E1213 by Mike Lanclos, on Flickr

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Too Clean!!!!

[bobshotrodblazer]

Originally Posted by del4fun

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Too Clean!!!!

She’s a beauty!

[808_67C10]

Originally Posted by C/10 King

Nice wheels and nice truck!!!

Totally agree... love this truck and those wheels are classy!

[mike16]

Very sexy rims. so good looking I'm looking for more too bad I can only have the five of them on my truck at any one time, but there's room in the bed for more

[88gtstreetrod]

New guy here and new to the 67-72 trucks. I have been looking all afternoon for the answer and there are so many combinations I am not sure what will work? I am hoping someone can respond and help please

Looking at buying a 1971 GMC 1500. The truck has original 5 lug front disc and rear drums. The truck is lowered 5" in rear and 3" in the front.

I am looking to buy the Rocket Booster Classic Muscle Wheel | Gray from Coker Tire. Not sure what size rims and tires and back sizing?

Thinking 20x8 and 20x10 rims from what others are running, but not sure what backspacing?? I would like of the rims/tires to fill the wheel well and sit flush (or as much as possible) to the edge of the fender.

Any opinions and/or pics of your set up with the tire size and backspacing.

Thank you!!

[cornerstone]

The homework that I did led me to purchase 20x8 fronts with 4.25 BS and 20x10 rears with 5.5 BS. I am hoping that they will fit just inside the wheel wells, so I can play with my air ride and not rub. I know that there is a difference in axle housing widths of .75 inch on each side (1.5 inches total) wider for my 72. I am fairly certain the 71 is the same but 70 and below is narrower. Im sure someone will correct me if I am mistaken. I dont have my body on the frame now so I cant take pictures and show you.

[knomadd]

Originally Posted by 88gtstreetrod

New guy here and new to the 67-72 trucks. I have been looking all afternoon for the answer and there are so many combinations I am not sure what will work? I am hoping someone can respond and help please

First, good luck with your purchase. Second, like cornerstone said, there is a difference between the width of the rear axle, and I believe he's correct that 71 was the year it changed, but I could be wrong. I'm not certain about 69-70 rears, but I know the 67-68 are narrower. Stepsides are also a bit different for wheel fitment than a fleetside. There isn't an easy answer because of all of these factory differences. Add into that all of the custom work some guys do and you'll blow your mind reading all of the different combos.

Here's an example. I had 22x9.5's with 5.75" BS on all 4 corners of my 71 fleetside. I had rubbing on the control arms and shock bodies up front, and the larger wheels wouldn't let the front ride or air out as low as I wanted. I now have 19x8 4.75" BS and 20x10 5.5" BS without issues, but I'm not running factory spindles or control arms. It will also depend on how wide of a tire you add to those wheels.

Your best bet would be to measure them yourself. You should always check on your own vehicle to make sure what you're buying will work, before you spend the money. Figure out what's on there now and how much more room you have to go, and use a good online tool like https://www.rimsntires.com/specspro.jsp to compare what you have to what you want. This tool isn't going to replace actual measurements, but it will sure help get you in the ballpark.

[88gtstreetrod]

Thanks Duane for the feedback. It's a fleet side and and everything is stock except of the lowering. From what I can tell, a 20x9 with 5.5 backspacing and a 8.5 width in the front should work. I will check out the site. Thank you.

[JRracing]

I have some wheels being made right now at a place in cali, Pro wheels is the company I think. These will be either a big hit or a big flop. 22x10 5.5 bs/20x8.5 4.75 bs.
They are going on a 68 sbss. We have been poking at for over 10 years. Its a frame off build.

We should have the wheels in 3 weeks. I will post them once they are mounted up.

[JRracing]

Damit...I got pics but having a hard time getting them on photobucket. Were else can i download these? There is only a few.

[Southpaw69]

just upload them here. Click the little paper clip and browse and select file.

[JRracing]

these are premier wheels, "Hot Rod" 22x10/20x8 305/40/22 and 255/45/20.

[JRracing]

These were just put on this week. So adjustments on the way. Lowering the rear 2". Also considering cutting this rearend 1" off each side and doing disc brakes and a posi unit.

We are rushing to finish this up for the HotRod power tour which starts next Saturday in Bowling green KY.

[JRracing]

This is my 59 apache with a set of wheel vintique truck wheels. 15x8/15x7 235/75/15 coker 3" white walls.

[JRracing]

Originally Posted by Southpaw69

just upload them here. Click the little paper clip and browse and select file.

Thank you. I finally got photobucket to work.

[Grandview]

17x9.5

[BC10]

Originally Posted by JRracing

these are premier wheels, "Hot Rod" 22x10/20x8 305/40/22 and 255/45/20.

Wow! Absolutely gorgeous!

[vt05091]

Old school:

[JRracing]

Thanks BC10

[72 GMC C1500]

20" American Racing Iroc's

[Murph72]

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[197D_C10]

Nothing special here. Just your standard set of 15 x 8 chevy rally's on 275/60/15 BFGs. I'm looking to go 20's, but there are a few wheel options that I like its hard to make a decision. I may just have to have a set for each day of the week.