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Question about wheel fit
Greetings: If Ur in love with the rims then mount a smaller tire as in my previous reply. I'm thinking 235 depending on width and other variables mentioned. Remember Ur restrictions R up front. U can go a few inches taller and wider on the rear depending same parameters as front. I wouldn't go...- Batman
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- Forum: Stock Suspension + Bolt On Kits
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Question about wheel fit
Greetings again: I understand Ur dillemma on AZ roads, (semi-offroading). I have nearly 30yrs there. I have no problem on the stock rims. The dimensions keep the height / width ratio of the footprint in line with my desires as well inline with Mfr specs on the hub, suspension and clearences...- Batman
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- Forum: Stock Suspension + Bolt On Kits
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Question about wheel fit
Greetings: Max tire height is 30-31 in depending on suspension sag. I wouldn't exceed 10in width. FYI: Forum says I'm a "Newbie". Fact is I have been on here many years however I do not comment much. 40yrs GM experience. Good luck.- Batman
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- Forum: Stock Suspension + Bolt On Kits
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Rear Brakes not Working
Attn: Hezsus> Attn: Hezsus: Thx 4 Ur reply. 10 If U will notice in my 1st 3 lines I have performed UR reccomendations already. 2) My back plates do not have adjusting holes. I have 2 take the stupid drums off. The adjusters R at the top. As 4 my spelling (english) as U say. Call it shorthand...- Batman
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- Forum: Axles + Brakes
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Rear Brakes not Working
Greetings: Newbie and 1st post: I have 93 C1500 w/ little brake power at rear. Shoes, lines, cylinders, adjustments, parking brake, pedal, drums, all adjusted and good. I can never get the rear brakes 2 lock up so I performed some experiments. Drive on rain/dirt/snow/ice...quick or slow hard...- Batman
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- Forum: Axles + Brakes
