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Wheel sizes
#216842 10/02/2006 5:44 AM
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hello

I recently bought front disc brake conversion from classic performance products for my 65 pickup that i'm restoring. I am not 100% certain that my stock rims will not fit over the new discs and calipers, but I'm pretty sure they wont. So I am wondering what size rims will fit over them? Will other size 15" rims fit? Like rallye wheels? Or will it need to be 16"?
There is no hurry in getting the rims, I would just like to know what will fit, so i can keep my eye out on craigslist, etc.. for some rims.


Thanks a bunch

Joel

1965 Chevy Longbed Fleetside
Re: Wheel sizes
#216843 10/02/2006 3:45 PM
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I don’t know about after market disk kits but I did have a similar experience with my ½ ton 67. I replace the brakes with 72 ½ ton disks. My stock 67 rims did not fit. I replaced the stock 5 ½ x 15” wheels with stock 6 x 15” wheels found on 4 wheel drive 71 and older four wheel drive chevy trucks. Look stock and work great.

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