RE: Steel Wheel Interchange

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I don't know about your welding skills, but a friend of mine built a 
Buick v6 powered S10 pickup. For wheels he used wide steel in the rear 
and for the front he drilled out the welds on a set of steel wheel 
centers and welded them into a space-saver spare rim then ran Volkswagen 
tires on them with the whole truck lowered about 3 inches. It sounded 
kinda hokey to me, but with dogdishes and the bigs and littles, the 
truck looked mean. He drove it for a year without any wheel issues and I 
still see it every once in a while. This was about 7 years ago. Maybe if 
you can't weld your own setup, you could have a welder do it for you.
Jeff
Jim Ozolins wrote:
> 
> Looking to go to a 14" steel wheel with the 4" bolt pattern.
> Is there such a wheel?
> 
> Is 15" a possibility?
> 
> 
> 
> thanks
> Jim Ozolins
> '64 Signet 200
> 
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