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I have a '66 Chevy K20 and I want to make it a dually. Will the factory wheels from a '66 Chevy C30 bolt onto a '66 Chevy K20. Both have eight lug hubs, however I do not know the lug spacing of each. The K20 has a flat bed, so clearance will not be an issue on the rear. Thanks in advance for the input.

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Tony, i believe your rear should bolt up without a problem you may need longer studs, the only problem i really see is your front hubs. a dually has a spacer off the drum/hub to the wheel i forget exactly what it is called but i don't believe you can just put one on due to the hub/lock out yours has. i think it may be kind of hard to mount dually rims correctly on the front of yours. you could put duals on the back and leave your front alone, but it may look funny. i ran into the same thing when i thought about changing my 49 3600 into a dually, i would have had to leave the front alone on mine so i didn't do it. but it may all work out good luck


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Mike:

Thanks for the input. It may not be a direct swap, but I have my eyes on a '66 Chevy C30, if the owner will let it go. I will keep you posted and thanks for the insight.

Tony


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