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07-23-2008, 03:47 PM
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Re: Lowering and wheel question for a '67.
Step-sides are @ a slight disadvantage vs. fleets in the rear wheel-well area. Backspacing is specific to each truck so one combination (@ one ride height) may not work on another.
The cool thing about step-sides is they are EASY to mini tub for extra capacity if required. It's best to mount some wheels @ ride height & take measurements from there to determine the exact BS you need. The 17x8 & 9.5 combo should work well & will look nice w/the right size tires.
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