Squarebody C10 gets a facelift with a set of 20 inch Ridler 695
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Been saving for a year and finally pulled the trigger. I love the shop truck rally wheels, but have wanted a set of 20's since I bought this truck. Lets see what the Ridler 695, gun metal grey look like on the LS Swapped C10.
Tires are Fullway HP108 275/40/20 on the rear on a 20x10; Fullway HP 108 245/40/20 on the front on a 20x8.5.
Red's Auto Parts, 722 W Macarthur (IL Route 140), Cottage Hills IL, helped me out with mounting and balancing of the new set of wheels. If you need a part and are in the area Eric and his team will be more than happy to help you out; Check them out!
Truck looks great w those wheels! Very happy to see that Red rebuilt his shop after Brad Wesley burnt it down. 😀
Thanks, it definitely changed the way it looks. Must be a different Red's. He hasn't been burnt down?
Awesome truck I have a Obs short bed I’m fixing up
Thank you. Just started working on an OBS ext cab with my kid.
Wow!!! Game changer with the new rollers!😎🤜🤛😎
Night and day! Still have a soft spot for the rally wheels. May be a back and forth with the mood I'm in. 😄
Damn Mac, looks great!
Thanks buddy, appreciate it.
Looks good my friend.
Thank you, I appreciate it.
Looks good bro
Thank you!
Truck looks amazing dude! Do you have a link for the headlights?
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Does it fit good with no rubbing? Have a 1974 c10 stepside and got the same exact rims 20x8.5 front 20x10 rear. Just looking for right set of tires
Yes, my ralley wheels rubbed at full turn. These do not and ride much better.
What size tires on your stock rims?
275 60 15 all the way around. Fronts rubbed at full lock due to the lowering kit, but wasn't bad.
@@macsboneyardbuilds Thanks!
What drop are you running, 4/6?
Yep. Beltech spindles and coil up front, flip and shackle in the rear. Good eye!
Thanks.
I have same tire and wheel set up for my 84 and cannot for the life of me decide between 4/6 or 5/7. I don’t want to rub and I’d like to be able to run it through the car wash….any advice?
It's all personal preference. The lower you go, the better it looks. But, the lower you go, the more chance you have of rubbing, bottoming out, etc. 4/6 is just about right for looks nice and low, but I very rarely bottom out.