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#150319 01/19/2007 1:22 AM
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can i put 11.00x20's on my '65 C60

#150320 01/19/2007 2:46 AM
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That size won't work on the C-60 rear, they are to wide, I have a C-60 with 900 X 20 and they work good, it makes a differance in the type of wheel you have also.

#150321 01/19/2007 3:34 AM
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could i use them for the front?

#150322 01/19/2007 3:59 AM
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prolly not, originals woulda been about 8.25 - would rub on turns

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#150323 01/20/2007 5:03 AM
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but would they fit on my rims?

#150324 01/20/2007 6:29 AM
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well, uhhhh, yeah, but you can't put them back on the truck, well not on the rear, but maybe the front, but then they would rub on the turns so ya couldn't turn the wheel.

i'm thinking there's an evil plan here i can't comprehend.

let's see.

a truck that can't roll, or turn.

AH HA! I GOT IT!!!!!!

#150325 01/20/2007 6:30 AM
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uhhhhh, no i don't.

#150326 01/20/2007 10:38 PM
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When you say it will rub, where exactly will it rub at? If it is the fenders, nothing that a little modification wont correct. If it is the frame section during turns, I am sure that can be overcome as well. (Keep in mind, my C60 is going to be a custom car hauler, not restored)

#150327 01/20/2007 10:52 PM
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oversize tires on the front will rub on and damage steering components and limit your turning radius by hitting the frame, but hey! that can be overcome ... just put the right size tires on! grin

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"When we tug a single thing on an old truck, we find it falls off" ~ me
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