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Im interested in TBSS wheels. I found this http://www.performancewheeladapters....5-Wheel/Detail adapter. Would this work? I tryed to find out
how much the wheel would come out. The offset on the SSS wheels is 46 and on the TBSS it is 22 so with the spacer they would be 3/10ths of an inch farther out than the SSS wheels. Right? How would they look on my 2000?
why dont you just get the tbss replicas for the silverado bolt pattern?
links
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/22-Ch...#ht_3781wt_784
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/22-22...#ht_4564wt_784
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/22-22...#ht_4412wt_784
Word, factory reproductions makes them in a 22, just get those.
22's are to big for me. Even 20 is stretching it. I've read that the reproductions are much heavier
hey where u located cause i have a set of adapters i had on my silvy when i had stock ss wheels on it u can have them for 75 bucks dont know shipping cost
Can anyone confirm or deny this? I would love to hear the exact difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by if99
I have heard talks of them doing 20's in the truck bolt pattern also...Quote:
Originally Posted by if99
And if youre worried about weight then why are you adding 20's anyway???
agreedQuote:
Originally Posted by bangbangskeetskeet
I would like to buy the adaptors and don't know were to get them. I also ha e the tbss wheels I bought off fleebay for my 00' rcsb ss.
Ur 00 ss huh?! I gotta see pics of this!
And you can order axles and drill hubs for same amount of money your going to put into cheap adapters!
My truck is a rcsb stepside or ss for short. And I rather just get the $100 adaptors then spend thousands doing it your way and not like it becouse its not the way I want it any way. So yea IDE rather do it my way. Sorry if I offend any body but I can only do what I can aford.
Heres your answer Chase straight from Tony's text(tbss repro designer):Quote:
Originally Posted by kerrige
No 20x8 reps are same as stock and 22s with a 285.35.22 is lighter yhen stock
Didnt offend anyone bro! I thought i just missed out on something!!! I know there was a very few limited 400ss in nbs model because ive seen two around and old mean owned them so assume they were probably state specific like the tx editionQuote:
Originally Posted by 00brado
just remember when you put those adapters on, you have torque specs to follow. you dont want to overtorque the studs on the adapter and have them strip out.Quote:
Originally Posted by 00brado
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Originally Posted by blacstar
ya my dumb a$$ striped the spacers i just bought for the TA ws6. i bought he nice 2012 c-6 chrome rims off craigs list for it and the back neded spacers and the first one i striped. so ya i learned the hard way about that. thanks for the info. so were can i get the adaptors at cuz thats the way ide lke to go.
wheeladapter.com, ezaccessory.com, amazon.com, Ebay or local wheel shop. too many to list. it will come down to build quality!
not tryin to be an a-hole in anyway, but i think you would be better of without spacers. (selling those and getting replicas with the correct lug-pattern) reason i say that, you have already learned the hard way from your previous experience/ we are here to help and not discourage!