No 19.5 Alcoas get Eagle Alloys. That's what is going on mine. Cheap with several different styles. I'm not sure if lowered 5-8 you'll have enough fenderwell for a 32" tire

 

Sweet flames

 

Put some links up to the alcoa's sky high. I am not trying to break the bank. I found a decent looking set of 17's http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

 

22.5s shaved to 22.

 

hells yeah, you can pick up alcoa 22.5's used(from a scrapyard) for around $150.00 each, sometimes less.

 

I know right.. Some people just do not have a clue

Na no 22's.. This is gona be a low budget deal..

Not around here..


Got the carpet, seats pretty much done. Still need to be gone over again in the spring, but looks great, considering it is 34 deg here.. If I get a nice day tom, the stripes, flames will hopefully start coming off....

 

Plus adapters and machine work. Plus narrowing the rear so they don't stick out because each wheel is 8.25" wide and stock 16s are 6" then there's the weight. Each wheel and tire setup weighs (according to what I was told by TN Wheel and Tire) 75 pounds more. 75x4 equals an additional 300 pounds of rotating mass on the rear axle. Yeah 22s are super. Plus running a tire not rated for the towing capacity of a dually

 

Those are the wheels a want. Although I'm not sure if I should go black or polished

 

random question: what are the 8-10th digits of the VIN on that truck? example: 1GCEK114TX4 yada yada

 

Nice man, you definitely will enjoy hacking on that thing, best of luck with it and keep us posted.