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16" Jeep Wheels on '89 C1500?
Upper control arm Well, I got the wheels at a really good deal and I already ave the 16" tires. I think they look nice though. They are a little plain but they look much better then the stock wheels I already had. According to this chart the offset should be 51mm right?: I'm kind of stuck...- fmetalx
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16" Jeep Wheels on '89 C1500?
Nope, everything is stock. The wheels actually don't even rub while jacked up but they do when weight is on them. The distance from where the wheel attaches to the end of the wheel is 6 inches.- fmetalx
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16" Jeep Wheels on '89 C1500?
Since your bored here's another question: will putting two of the 16" Jeep wheels on the back and keeping the two stock 15" inch wheels on the front work? I wouldn't keep it like that but it would be nice until I can get the spacers or what ever fix I need. Minus the strange looks/comments...- fmetalx
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16" Jeep Wheels on '89 C1500?
If something can go wrong, I usually figure out how to make it go wrong :p Ok, thanks. These are some quick replies!- fmetalx
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16" Jeep Wheels on '89 C1500?
They looks good but is a spacer necessary or am I just doing something wrong? I'm not sure I'll check when I'm back from work. All the crazy "my wheel came off driving down the road" stories are on larger spacers?- fmetalx
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16" Jeep Wheels on '89 C1500?
Hello, I just bought four oem 16" Jeep wheels for my 1989 Chevy C1500. They fit fine in the back but rub against the control arm upfront. At first I figured just buy spacers but everything I've read about them seems negative so I'm trying to find another solution. Any ideas? :hmm: Picture of...- fmetalx
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