OSO Steve
 

Is this were you got the wheel conversion from?
http://www.dieselsitetoo.com/index.a...ROD&ProdID=132

I'm going to do it soon. I also have a line on used rims if you know anyone that needs them. They are off of wrecked trucks. Salvage yard in Ohio.

Re: OSO Steve
 

there is a couple of companys making those adapters now, but i think those are one of the better looking kits.

What kind of price are you getting on the 22.5x7.5" alcoa's?

Re: OSO Steve
 

Reds in Miami, FL

Re: OSO Steve
 

I was quoted $1200 for 10 rims plus shipping, 6 in good to great for outsides 4 never cleaned. We needed for a truck we were buying.

Re: OSO Steve
 

Do you have phone# or website?

Re: OSO Steve
 

can get it for you tomorrow, it is at the office

Re: OSO Steve
 

Thanks.

Re: OSO Steve
 

I got my Alcoas a few weeks ago, 22.5 with michelin 255/70 XD2's. The tires cost as much as the wheels!!! The adapters are quality and hefty. I got my stuff from www.chromewheel.com ,Bernie is a great guy.

Re: OSO Steve
 

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Re: OSO Steve
 

D-hlaw,
Your truck looks sweet with that setup. I need to do that to my dually.

Re: OSO Steve
 

Gabby from GAW Diesel in Miami is pretty cool and knowledgeable.

Re: OSO Steve
 

How much did you need to raise the truck for that D-hlaw

Re: OSO Steve
 

I have them on my single rear wheel 350 but with 445/65/22.5 and want to do a dually conversion to my excursion w/ the 255's

Re: OSO Steve
 

I just bought a 2.5 inch leveling kit from KORE engineering. www.koreperformance.com This guy build suspensions!!!!

Re: OSO Steve
 

Here is a pic of my brothers. Same set up I have but have mine off to paint truck.

Re: OSO Steve
 

Was the white dually in Key West?

Re: OSO Steve
 

No, I was home dreaming.....

Re: OSO Steve
 

Red's in Miami......

http://www.digitalwheels.net/RedRides/redsTRUCKS.asp

Re: OSO Steve
 

About Activators!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: OSO Steve
 

d-hlaw- Are the wheel adapters shown mild steel or anodized aluminum?

Brian

Re: OSO Steve
 

martini, you can get either or. Also if you guys don't want to run adaptors, you can goto www.brentzwheels.com and get a 19" or a 19.5" direct bolt on. on the main page take a look at the process as well, also has specs about load capacitys and makes for a single rear wheel set up as well.

Re: OSO Steve
 

The adapters are steel. Pretty stout!!

Re: OSO Steve
 

if you wanna run the sweet 10 bolt 22.5" or 24.5" you don't have much of a choice, and i would go steel.... just my .02

Re: OSO Steve
 

Thanks guys, sounds like 'Brentz Wheels' is onto something, I've bookmarked that site.

I would have to agree with the steel preference, no worries at all.