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5/8 Wheel studs
That makes the most sense just change current studs. Thanks I didn’t even think of that.- 2LaneBlackTop
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5/8 Wheel studs
Anyone know If a wheel built for 5/8 studs can work with 1/2-20 with a insert to make up the difference? Not a big deal but until I can buy a strange 9” Ford pro iron setup for my 73 short box I’d like to be able to run the wheels prior to if possible. I need new tires. Dry rot. I want to...- 2LaneBlackTop
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New from SoCal
Yeah CA is handy for some things but it is very anti internal combustion engine, guns, off roaders etc etc. Thankfully my 73 is double smog exempt. It’s an AZ car also which does no testing in the area it is registered. Same w my LBZ DuraMax truck. Yeah house I’m in was bought along w my 1973...- 2LaneBlackTop
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New from SoCal
All my vehicles have opted out of CA lic requirements on moral grounds. Yeah 714 was the previous code. A buddy of mine just moved out of the 909 to Poteau OK about 4 months ago. Escaping the PRC.- 2LaneBlackTop
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New from SoCal
The 909, IE aka valley of the dirt people. Lol- 2LaneBlackTop
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New from SoCal
Thanks for all the welcomes. Yeah short bed. Original owner was my old man purchased new, single address since 73. Never left the state other than AZ for a couple trips in the 70s. Front end lowered 235/60/15 and 295/60/15 rear. Wanting a wider rear tire and a bit taller. But tires and wheels...- 2LaneBlackTop
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New from SoCal
Longtime Chevy owner and have a truck that has sat for 16 years or so after tranny went out. Number of family have died in last 6 months so time to fix or sell. So I hope to pick up some info on this forum. Glad there is one.- 2LaneBlackTop
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