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| | | | Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 14,522 Moderator: Welcome Centre, Southern Bolters, Legion Hall | | Moderator: Welcome Centre, Southern Bolters, Legion Hall Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 14,522 | sfsutton: others will come along later with more info but I have read many times that the 6lug wheels off the earlier Blazers and the Surburbans will work. I think it was wheels off the 4x4 Blazers and all you have to do is change the center caps.
The earlier sixties model 6 lugs will work and is what I currently have on the 52panel.
As for the tie rod there is an aftermarket that will work and give you some room for more offset and bigger tires but when I checked several months ago they were rather expensive. I had the part number somewhere aroung here.
A lot of wheels will fit....my son in laws Toyota wheels will fit and look nice but I didn't have the front hubs on to check a front tire. I've heard some Mazda wheels will work but then I heard there is problems there. Either back spacing/tie rod problems or maybe it wss the bolt pattern off some???
This should get you started until someone else comes along. I do think the earlier Blazers and Surburbans is the way to go and that the rally type look good on an AD. I'm not sure what the years but I "think" up until 87 or maybe later on the Blazer? | | |
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