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#56965 02/28/2006 2:49 AM | Joined: Jun 2000 Posts: 2,773 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Jun 2000 Posts: 2,773 | I have wheels from a 91 on the rear of my truck. The front still has stock wheels due to the tie rod clearance problem. My changes were similar to what is on Deve's page, but I added a spacer under the clip and threaded the holes in the rims, rather than using nuts. And I guess I'm guilty of using thw wrong rims with the bumps. I wasn't aware that GM made one-piece rims for the 3/4 ton without the bumps for the dog-dish hubcaps. [img] http://www.myoldtruck.com/gallery/files/2/3/8/Clip1.jpg[/img] [img] http://www.myoldtruck.com/gallery/files/2/3/8/Hubcap.jpg[/img]
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