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Some good looking trucks. I like the Pro Street look. Has anyone seen any articles or web sites that show you how to narrow the rear and tub the chassis? All of the truck mags seem to only want to run articles on installing an IFS. They show lots of pics of Pro Streets but no how to info on building one.
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I don't intend to slam my 69, but it may get a bit hot-rodded.
One thing I noticed while thumbing thru the Jegs' catalog: they have very few drag tires for 16" wheels. I'm almost positive a 15" wheel will not clear the calipers on my front disk brakes. I went to newer aluminum rims at 16", and they barely clear the brakes. Note, these were stock with 16.5" wheels.
Do you think it will look real odd to have 15" wheels in the back and 16" up front?
One thing I noticed while thumbing thru the Jegs' catalog: they have very few drag tires for 16" wheels. I'm almost positive a 15" wheel will not clear the calipers on my front disk brakes. I went to newer aluminum rims at 16", and they barely clear the brakes. Note, these were stock with 16.5" wheels.
Do you think it will look real odd to have 15" wheels in the back and 16" up front?
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Originally posted by ItzKwik
Some good looking trucks. I like the Pro Street look. Has anyone seen any articles or web sites that show you how to narrow the rear and tub the chassis? All of the truck mags seem to only want to run articles on installing an IFS. They show lots of pics of Pro Streets but no how to info on building one.
Some good looking trucks. I like the Pro Street look. Has anyone seen any articles or web sites that show you how to narrow the rear and tub the chassis? All of the truck mags seem to only want to run articles on installing an IFS. They show lots of pics of Pro Streets but no how to info on building one.
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Originally posted by gtex
Do you think it will look real odd to have 15" wheels in the back and 16" up front?
Do you think it will look real odd to have 15" wheels in the back and 16" up front?
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