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#532499 04/27/2009 2:10 AM
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wheels for disc brake conversion. will late model Colorado 16 in. wheels fit over a front wheel disc brake conversion on a 50 chevy 3100.? What wheels will fit.? thanks

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Short answer, no. While the wheel will physically clear the brakes, the deep backspacing will make it rub the tie rods. I would suggest a '73-'87 soloid axle 4x4 wheel, like the Blazer Rallye Wheels. Other wheels for that fitment should work fine, too. I am making that suggestion based on you keeping the 6 lug bolt pattern.


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rfortner: I have a friend who has a set of Colorado wheels on his 50 but if my memory is correct he changed the tie end rods and now has a clearance of about 3/8 inch. Also I have heard of folks using spacers but most don't like that idea.
There are some options out there if you look around a bit.


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