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It's been a while so here are the Custom wheels I had made by Dan@ Rickson Wheels. 22.5 X 6.75 on an 8 bolt lug pattern...Made for the Custom rear end I had made by Pat & Jeremy @ Custom differential. 10.5/14 bolt and 4:10 gears. Took it for a ride the other day and @ 65 MPH it's turning 2300 RPM. That's with a Th400 auto stage 2 build and 9R 22.5 tires that are 38" tall.


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Sweet! and Welcome back. Gotta' love them Skoolies! Very trick wheels and gearing, what's next?


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Hy 55chevyschoolbus, I am wondering why there are no wheel hand holes visible on the rear wheels?

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Tango.....next up I am going to make custom bomber seats and the storage boxes over the wheel wells. 3b there are no hand holes I had the wheels made that way... they are custom made direct bolt on 22.5"

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Are those wheels going to trap lots of heat and potentially over heat the brakes?

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I don't see heat dissipation a problem.

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For others looking for custom made wheels, would they have cut hand holes if you asked?


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Grigg.. Yes he would have put the hand holes if I wanted them, So I'm sure he would if asked to do so. Dan basically makes 19.5" wheels so these were a special build.


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