5-lug conversion
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Originally Posted by ohohsilverado
just change out the axles

I've already got these plans in the works as soon as money comes in to do it. The studs are on the rotors for the front, so that's just a matter of swapping the rotors. as for the rear, like ohohsilverado said. Just change the axles.
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Originally Posted by 2002yroneformula

I've already got these plans in the works as soon as money comes in to do it. The studs are on the rotors for the front, so that's just a matter of swapping the rotors. as for the rear, like ohohsilverado said. Just change the axles.
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I do still have mine. I drove daily with a 348 rwhp and even hauled up to 1000 lbs in the bed. No problems whatsoever. I even slapped my 17x11 ZR1 wheels on for the strip. No problems at all. The two piece adapters torque on at the factory spec - 95 -100 lb ft. The cool thing about adapters is that you can take them off and put the factory wheels back on for heavy hauling.
I'd take $270 shipped if you wanted them.
I'd take $270 shipped if you wanted them.
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Originally Posted by 01Sierra
What is this costing you, if you dont mind me asking...
Due to the tech support I received from SSBC I'm going to do a custom Wilwood setup with 6 Piston Calipers and their rotors up front, and their 4 Piston Calipers and rotors out back. So it looks like I'll be spending close to $2k for everything.
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