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#575216 09/17/2009 7:22 PM
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I tried search, really I did.
Is there more than one width for panels?
I am finding a range 58-62" I think, and am wondering is that because truck and panels are differant or the rating 1/2 ton,1 ton etc.
thanks!

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The PAGE you need

ALL of the info that has been collected so far..Joe

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thanks Zoo, keep finding more and more info. I have to assume the 3100 Chev is the same truck and panel as I saw nothing saying otherwise.
61" I'll confirm with the tape tonight. Just did NOT want to ask my wife to crawl under the panel with me to get an accurate
reading
That will help me decide which rear to search out and if its a good idea to stay 6 lug or go 5.

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Originally Posted by nonhog
thanks Zoo, keep finding more and more info. I have to assume the 3100 Chev is the same truck and panel as I saw nothing saying otherwise.

YEPPPPPPPPPPPP they are the same.

Oh and by the way all that info has been gathered by fellow Stovebolt members & members from several other websites. Keith Hardy just happened to be the one who decided to collect it all & save it in one place....Joe

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I find it quite amusing that the sketches of all of the trucks on that site show the rear axle centered in the wheel well! I almost wonder if there wasn't an engineering mistake and they didn't catch it in time. Once it was done, it was DONE!


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