Several points to make. Stockton wheel has been getting a very bad reputation over on the H.A.M.B. Last I checked there were thirteen pages of complaints in the thread. If you want to see it just enter "Stockton Wheel" into their search feature.
Another good source for custom wheels is American Wheel Specialist in Pasco, WA. They pull the centers from the old Firestone RH-5° rims and mount them in new 22.5 or 19.5 outer rims. I visited them on a recent trip west and brought home a set of their 19.5s. If you live out west and are served by the Les Schwab chain of dealers you'll have to work through Schwab for contract reasons. Otherwise you can go right to AWS. The owner is Juan Murillo and his son is Shaun.
Lightholder's Dad makes comment that his 22.5s are spot on the outside diameter of his old 20s. Fact is, tubeless 22.5s are technically the modern replacement for tube type 20s. The difference is in the rim. The 22.5s are a 15° rim while the 20s are a 5°. I'm gonna see if I can post a diagram that I pulled from an old Budd publication. Stu
[IMG]
http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll89/truckdog62563/wheels/profilecomparison.jpg[/IMG]
