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    I am starting a new project it is a 2003 Sierra V6 that will be getting a LS1 soon but for now I need advice on wheels.

    Which one of these would yall like to see on the new truck? Im going for the Corvette Theme
    THese are all corvette wheels so I dont know if they will fit but I think I can adapt them somehow

    http://66.56.95.102/z061.jpg
    http://66.56.95.102/z062.jpg
    http://66.56.95.102/z063.jpg
    http://66.56.95.102/truck1.jpg
    http://66.56.95.102/truck2.jpg
    1999 GMC Sierra Z71 Ext Cab, True Dual Flowmasters with X-Pipe, True Flow Intake, MSD 8.5 Superconductor wires, 180 Thermo, TB Bypass, Optima Battery, Synthetic All the way around
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    http://66.56.95.102/z063.jpg id say those if you were going to lower it any.
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    Good luck searching! I have been shopping around for some for my truck and they only make them in five lugs so far. If you find them let me know.
    2000 Chevrolet Silverado, 4.8L, K&N polished intake, 4.10 gears, 20x9 KMC SS on front, 22x10 on rear, Dual style pillar gauges, steel cowl hood, 2" rear drop shackles, true duals w/IMCO extreme mufflers w/dumps at rear end, SLP headers. Cam and nelson tune soon to come!!!!!

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    You're going to need about 2" of spacer to bolt those onto your truck axles. Motorsport Technologies can build you adapters but they are major pricey going from 6 to 5 lug.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    How well do they hold under torque? I had some on my 97 mootang gt and when I was doing a burnout for the ladies at our civic center my drivers rear tire shot off at bout 200mph.
    2000 Chevrolet Silverado, 4.8L, K&N polished intake, 4.10 gears, 20x9 KMC SS on front, 22x10 on rear, Dual style pillar gauges, steel cowl hood, 2" rear drop shackles, true duals w/IMCO extreme mufflers w/dumps at rear end, SLP headers. Cam and nelson tune soon to come!!!!!

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    Yea I found the 2" conversion adapters for 100 each but wont that put the wheel to far out fo the fender
    1999 GMC Sierra Z71 Ext Cab, True Dual Flowmasters with X-Pipe, True Flow Intake, MSD 8.5 Superconductor wires, 180 Thermo, TB Bypass, Optima Battery, Synthetic All the way around
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    Vettes have a way positive offset. I have 2" spacers on my 93 to fit the 18x9.5" vette wheels.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    i like em

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    What you need to do is measure the distance from your stock wheel's mounting flange to the outside wheel bead and compare that to a Corvette's offset.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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