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oldspowered67C10 · 10-17-2011, 05:11 PM

My wheels came in today. I ended up going the cheap route and getting some cast wheels. These are Ridler 695 in grey(very similar to Boss 338). Sizes are 20x10 with 5.5" bs and 20x8.5 with 4.75" bs. Tires are Nitto invo 245/40-20 and 295/35-20. Front suspension has CPP 13" brakes on their modular spindle. Rear axle in factory narrow 67 unit w/ 5-lug axle conversion and CPP 12" lincoln caliper kit.

These things bolted right up, center bore is plenty big and deep. Backspace looks like its gonna work but only driving will tell for sure. Looks like the front might rub a bit on a really low truck while turning sharp but looks like Im gonna have .5" clearance between the inside of the rear tires and the rear fender well.

Heres some pics:

10-17-2011, 05:11 PM	#1
oldspowered67C10 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Cherry Valley,Ca Posts: 468	New wheels for the 67(Ridler 695) My wheels came in today. I ended up going the cheap route and getting some cast wheels. These are Ridler 695 in grey(very similar to Boss 338). Sizes are 20x10 with 5.5" bs and 20x8.5 with 4.75" bs. Tires are Nitto invo 245/40-20 and 295/35-20. Front suspension has CPP 13" brakes on their modular spindle. Rear axle in factory narrow 67 unit w/ 5-lug axle conversion and CPP 12" lincoln caliper kit. These things bolted right up, center bore is plenty big and deep. Backspace looks like its gonna work but only driving will tell for sure. Looks like the front might rub a bit on a really low truck while turning sharp but looks like Im gonna have .5" clearance between the inside of the rear tires and the rear fender well. Heres some pics: Attached Images



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