The black plastic piece on the bottom of the truck is for air flow for the radiator. If you have any temp issues remember this comment. I know it looks clean without it. Agreed
Dude that actually looks really surprisingly good, like had someone said they did that I'd say it probably looks like trash but you got that looking like a factory upgrade. Some master art right there lol all jokes aside all your trucks look dope! Thanks for sharing the videos and keep them coming.
Did you use the same parts that they use in this video. Front rotors from O'Reilly and spacers from amazon. Can i re-use my bearings on the new rotors? . Let me know. Thanks
If you get a suburban rear end then the drums will be bigger which will give you more stopping power, have a buddy who did a straight 5 lug swap and his truck stops instantly... It's insane
My 99 Yukon 2wd comes 5x5 lug standard. It's pretty annoying trying to find rims. 5 lug universals don't fit neither. So I'm going the same route as you. I'll keep you posted on how it works for me by the 24th when the parts come in. Putting 22" rims on.
@@crockettsummers42 Q: Will 2018 JK Sahara Unlimited wheels with 18 x 7.5 by 5 x 5.5 lug bolt pattern work on a 1998 Silverado ext.cab 2wd? I'm looking at getting this truck and have these wheels and what you just stated just hit me 💡
@@crockettsummers42 Obviously, the rear end will have to have spacers but I can get rough country 5 on 5.5 - 2 inch spacers and the offset should be about the same as what was done in this video and the front hubs should be able to be the same 5 on 5 and with a spacer converted to 5 on 5.5 for the JK wheels? Correct me if I'm wrong please?
Thank you for the informative video! I was gonna go with wheels for the 5 lug bolt pattern, but now I have more options for wheels with the 6 lug bolt pattern!
I dug up this old video to see what adapters you used on the rear and Amazon link didn't work. Can you help me out? I'm getting ready to 6 lug swap mine. I have a lifted 2wd like this.
Hey brother just wanted to tell you thank you for your video you give excellent detail on video as well. Your friend and new subscriber from Austin Texas.
I went to your oreilly link and it said wont fit my vehicle which is 93 C1500 Suburban vin with K but i also know oreilly parts can say that and be wrong. This is why im wondering if you know if can do this or not? Thanks
Great video and you are telling the truth. I have always had 5 lug tundra 07 and up with the rare 5 by 1.50 pattern and I'm running 2 inch spacers to change lug pattern to 6 by 135 Ford for my OFFROAD RBP wheels and even more my wheel offset is negative 44. It's got a stance so wide I had to shave front bumper edges and wheel well etc
Wanting to do this on my wife's 99 burb. For the rear axle I will get the axle from a NBS suburban. That way it will have 4 wheel disc brakes. Then it's getting a 6.2diesel and a th400. Was in junkyard today. Saw a 2500 van with the 6lug rotors. Of course the gears in my head started turning
Be careful with van versus truck..pretty sure the 6 lug vans were mainly like 03 up chevy express/ possibly astro van as well as gmc counterparts. These vans would have hub assembles not older style rotor/bearing setup. Parts won't work if that's the case. 99 burb is older gm platform
Hey where are you got to do is put the six lug axles out of wheel drive rear end right into your 5 lug axle 2wd rear end no problem you just have to use the six lug brake Hub too or take your 5 lug axles and hubs to a machine shop and let them drill and tap it to a 6 lug chevy, I did that on a 9-inch rear end for $80
So.... issue im running into is the 20 inch wheels i have wont fit on the rotors. I got the rotors and bought the wheels off a buddy. Tonight i wanted to make sure the rotors would fit the wheels and the center hole on the wheels are too small for the rotor to fit flush against the wheel. The wheels came off a 2005 gmc yukon denali so i figured theyd work. And if i do spacers i dont think theirs gonna be much thread holding the wheels on. Any ideas?
You know buddy. I think to complete your collection. A nice square body chevy an a brick nose ford would be awesome. I mean i am not a expert on nice fleets or anything haha. But hell these trucks is beautiful man glad i subed
Only thing i would do different is get hub centric and ditch the tractor tires i recommended venum wheel accessories they have all sorts of truck stuff and conversion stuff even 10 lug conversions
Did you mention what width spacer you used for the back? Also have you had any issues with them coming loose at all or any drivability issues like vibration? I’m considering doing this to my OBS so I can run trail boss wheels on it. Thanks.?
So what about stock ride height on an obs? I want to run 24s on streets on stock ride heigh but I'm wondering if it will look funky without it being lifted and wondering if the back wheels will stick out further than the front with the adapters installed on the rear
I wish I came across this before I tried to swap 89 obs rear differential to 2000 Silverado differential, it just doesn't fit. Can anyone please give advice on up dating to 6 lug differential?
@@crockettsummers42 wow that comment was from 2 years ago LOL I know they got 2,500 two-wheel drive six lugs I was talking about 1500 if you just now got to notification no wonder people complain about TH-cam
For anyone seeing this please put lock tight on your bolts
Cross thread is more thread no need for lock tight
You really help out these people like me with these older chevys
You are definitely one of my favorite TH-camrs keep up the good work
Same
I had titan 2” spacers on my bronco. Lots of crazy offroad driving, left the ground a few times even and I never had an issue with them. I loved them
The black plastic piece on the bottom of the truck is for air flow for the radiator. If you have any temp issues remember this comment. I know it looks clean without it. Agreed
Those wheels give it such a raw look to it make me wanna get one
Dude that actually looks really surprisingly good, like had someone said they did that I'd say it probably looks like trash but you got that looking like a factory upgrade. Some master art right there lol all jokes aside all your trucks look dope! Thanks for sharing the videos and keep them coming.
Hell yes thank you so much I’ve been trying to figure this out for my 98 Chevy no clue why your in my recommend but I AM HAPPY I FOUND YOU
Did you do the conversion. I have a 2 door 98 tahoe. 2wd. Want to go 6 lug
@@DavidGarcia-kj1ho yeah i fid
Did you use the same parts that they use in this video. Front rotors from O'Reilly and spacers from amazon. Can i re-use my bearings on the new rotors? . Let me know. Thanks
@@DavidGarcia-kj1ho yes I did lol I forgot to check my messages sorry yes I got the same exact stuff from the vid
@@DavidGarcia-kj1ho idk about the bearings I just replaced mine for the hell of it
Love the tractor tires always love to see new content your channel is always the go too when i wanna watch something
Throw a big ole whip antenna on earl! And tint the windows! Love the vids man, keep em coming!👍 also at one point, Larry’s wheels on earl!
them tires tho😳
i need some like those on my truck
Dude I literally get so pumped when you post a video keep up the good work! You literally do everything I enjoy lol
This helped a lot, I’m only doing the 2wd swap so I can run a spindle lift.
Those tires are hideous😂😂
The next thing you should do is put the 24s on the obs
Imagine a person putting 24s on a 2wd
Ezziiee tho that’s me
@@ezziieetho5816 i think everyone in texas and cali has done it lmao
@@ezziieetho5816 26’s all day on any 2wd
You could have used a rear axle from a C2500 2wd Light Duty. It’s 14 bolt semi-float 6 lug and it’s a direct replacement.
If you get a suburban rear end then the drums will be bigger which will give you more stopping power, have a buddy who did a straight 5 lug swap and his truck stops instantly... It's insane
@@shanebelcher5656what’s the cost difference?
@@shanebelcher5656this is the cheaper route
The tractor tires on it look sick
My 99 Yukon 2wd comes 5x5 lug standard. It's pretty annoying trying to find rims. 5 lug universals don't fit neither. So I'm going the same route as you. I'll keep you posted on how it works for me by the 24th when the parts come in. Putting 22" rims on.
Look at newer jeep rims. Same pattern and readily available
@@crockettsummers42 Q: Will 2018 JK Sahara Unlimited wheels with 18 x 7.5 by 5 x 5.5 lug bolt pattern work on a 1998 Silverado ext.cab 2wd? I'm looking at getting this truck and have these wheels and what you just stated just hit me 💡
@@crockettsummers42 Obviously, the rear end will have to have spacers but I can get rough country 5 on 5.5 - 2 inch spacers and the offset should be about the same as what was done in this video and the front hubs should be able to be the same 5 on 5 and with a spacer converted to 5 on 5.5 for the JK wheels? Correct me if I'm wrong please?
I wonder if there’s a rotor that will fit on Larry that’ll make it 6x135. Sucks finding rims that are 5x135
Thank you for the informative video! I was gonna go with wheels for the 5 lug bolt pattern, but now I have more options for wheels with the 6 lug bolt pattern!
I dug up this old video to see what adapters you used on the rear and Amazon link didn't work. Can you help me out? I'm getting ready to 6 lug swap mine. I have a lifted 2wd like this.
Loving the content! I thought I was the only one to use video from an iPhone to line up bolt holes! Lol. 👍👍👍
Looks great on the tractor tires
lol "Earl" nice. named my 90 k1500 single cab short bed "Buford." was my dads and it got passed to me.
I highly recommend the Milwaukee 1/2inch impact!! 5.0
And the Milwaukee fuel quarter inch impact for anything smaller than a 7/8 bolt/nut
"You dont need 4wd" no just tall treaded tractor tires and enough horsepower to turn them fast
Those tires make the truck look good I like it
Great video!! Earl is looking awesome!!!
Hey brother just wanted to tell you thank you for your video you give excellent detail on video as well. Your friend and new subscriber from Austin Texas.
I am going to be doing this to my 95 F150, the rims nowadays are nice and on these old square bodies, look alot better
Your videos are so good! You’ll be in the millions of subscribers before you know it
I went to your oreilly link and it said wont fit my vehicle which is 93 C1500 Suburban vin with K but i also know oreilly parts can say that and be wrong. This is why im wondering if you know if can do this or not? Thanks
Did it end up working I'm looking too and my car doesn't have any aftermarket adapters
Great video and you are telling the truth. I have always had 5 lug tundra 07 and up with the rare 5 by 1.50 pattern and I'm running 2 inch spacers to change lug pattern to 6 by 135 Ford for my OFFROAD RBP wheels and even more my wheel offset is negative 44. It's got a stance so wide I had to shave front bumper edges and wheel well etc
Clean truck. Best to torque down the bolts and use loc tite
Usually put a lug nut on cut the stud then back the lug nut off. Just for safe measures lol
Sorry I have a 2000 f150 I know what you say , but you can show what exactly you do in you 97 lariat with the wheels . Thanks
Wanting to do this on my wife's 99 burb. For the rear axle I will get the axle from a NBS suburban. That way it will have 4 wheel disc brakes. Then it's getting a 6.2diesel and a th400. Was in junkyard today. Saw a 2500 van with the 6lug rotors. Of course the gears in my head started turning
Be careful with van versus truck..pretty sure the 6 lug vans were mainly like 03 up chevy express/ possibly astro van as well as gmc counterparts. These vans would have hub assembles not older style rotor/bearing setup. Parts won't work if that's the case. 99 burb is older gm platform
one of the best youtubers out 👍make her loud !
I use to have a lifted 4x4 the same color and all. I converted it to a 5 speed and all kinds of stuff.
That truck is so rare being that clean
my 97 is way cleaner
LOL, Larry is so dang wide and Earl is so narrow, it’s funny!
I saw sun in the millatry they take there herrings and throw them in the grease as hard as they can did it with my fourwheeler worked pretty goid
Hey where are you got to do is put the six lug axles out of wheel drive rear end right into your 5 lug axle 2wd rear end no problem you just have to use the six lug brake Hub too or take your 5 lug axles and hubs to a machine shop and let them drill and tap it to a 6 lug chevy, I did that on a 9-inch rear end for $80
I have a 1990 gmc suburban k1500 , I want to put 6 lug on the from I swap out the rear diff for a 2018 Chevy 7z1 Chevy 6 lug
Man
That’s one straight body on that obs
The 4wd rear is wider, so that would help you push the wheels out in the back.
I got the same truck but white those tires look sick
Yes now i can buy snowflakes for my 94. Thanks
That setup suits the truck tbh
I’m recently put titan 6 lug on my c1500 put loctite on also my driver side rear wheel took a trip to the ditch.
I'm looking to do this on my s10 but noticed we got the same old school toolbox
would this work for a single cab? i had read that the rotors are diffrent thicknesses for extended cabs and single cabs
Is there a way you can fix the link to the rear adapters you used please as I clicked and it does not work.
Hello, my 95 Silverado c1500 2wd won't require adapters for the rears? I can use regular ones like the 6 lug front rotors? Thanks bro!
So.... issue im running into is the 20 inch wheels i have wont fit on the rotors. I got the rotors and bought the wheels off a buddy. Tonight i wanted to make sure the rotors would fit the wheels and the center hole on the wheels are too small for the rotor to fit flush against the wheel. The wheels came off a 2005 gmc yukon denali so i figured theyd work. And if i do spacers i dont think theirs gonna be much thread holding the wheels on. Any ideas?
This dude really just broke the lug nuts loose with a 3/8 s ratchet
I have a 95 suburban 1500 2wd. Will this work for me, Same size adapters and everything? And can I tow safely?
How you did the back ones did you use the spacers
You know buddy. I think to complete your collection. A nice square body chevy an a brick nose ford would be awesome. I mean i am not a expert on nice fleets or anything haha. But hell these trucks is beautiful man glad i subed
What size is the front spacer u went to the part store and purchased
Nice set up
Tires look mean!
Do you have to the part number for your rear wheel adapters please
This would be the same for an OBS C1500 Suburban, right?
Only thing i would do different is get hub centric and ditch the tractor tires i recommended venum wheel accessories they have all sorts of truck stuff and conversion stuff even 10 lug conversions
Where did you find a lift kid for a 2wd I have the same truck and I want one
Custom offsets sell them for 2wd
They have either 6 or 4in lifts
Issa whole unit brosky!
Did you use the same adapters 5 to 6 in all 4 !?!?
Truck is a beast! Obs looks good with a lift and would be nice to see how the 24s on larry would look on it
Where do u find these clean trucks. I look and look and people just dont take care of them so they're all destoyed
Where I can buy the 6 lugs bearing for a jeep cherokee xj 2001
clean ah truck🫡what’s the lift setup?
Will those front rotors work on a 1994 year of the same truck?
Did you mention what width spacer you used for the back? Also have you had any issues with them coming loose at all or any drivability issues like vibration? I’m considering doing this to my OBS so I can run trail boss wheels on it.
Thanks.?
on what part spindle did it rub? couldn't u jus clearence spindle?
So the videos been out for 2 years, how have the titan adapters held up?
Is there any way to go from a ford 6 lug to a Chevy 6 lug? I have a 2015 F150 and want to run Chevy reps. I’m not wanting to run adapters
So what about stock ride height on an obs? I want to run 24s on streets on stock ride heigh but I'm wondering if it will look funky without it being lifted and wondering if the back wheels will stick out further than the front with the adapters installed on the rear
I ran adapters off of Amazon on my cateye and I was stranded when the adapter split open and my wheel fell off
What if my back rotors are also disk instead of drum? Could I just replace the rotors the same as the front?
True duals with like 6 inch rolled edge tips would look and sound nice
Do you know if the same thing is true to convert the front if it’s a 4x4
Very nice. I have a 94 silverado. Do you think this setup will work for it as well?
It works. I have a 94 2wd silverado
If you just get adaptors for the front will you run into the problem with the center caps not popping on?
Where could I buy the same adapters?
Do you have subs in those truck? If so you should do a video about them. Or put some in there
how can that chev look so good for its age?
Newer Silverado rear ends are wider than the older c1500 just fyi
I wish I came across this before I tried to swap 89 obs rear differential to 2000 Silverado differential, it just doesn't fit. Can anyone please give advice on up dating to 6 lug differential?
@@benjaminisrael6954 its a direct swap just a little wider
he was talking ab from the same year model truck just a 4wd instead of 2🤡🤝
Looks good young man
I didn’t know there were some obs’s were 5 lug. 3 of my friends had obs’s and they all were 6 lug
Four wheel drive is 6 lug two wheel drive is 5 lug in those years
@@debellis5828 not all 6 lug in those years were 4x4. Gm made light duty 6 lug 2wd work trucks as well. 2500 light duty. Heavier rear axle and brakes
@@crockettsummers42 wow that comment was from 2 years ago LOL I know they got 2,500 two-wheel drive six lugs I was talking about 1500 if you just now got to notification no wonder people complain about TH-cam
Maybe TH-cam will notify you in two more years,
Hello will those front hubs fits my GMC Sierra 2wd 1998 ??
4wd rear end is wider so it would roughly be about the same front and back
Did you call them clat wagons? That’s funny!
Why didn’t you spray brake clean on the rotors?
So many 20s and 22s on craigslist right now lol
Hey! Do you think that product could work on a 06 dodge? Thanks
I think you should put stright pipes on it
Did you ride the tractor tires on the road? If you did how’d it handle? Just curious🤔
Did you add the same spacers in the back as in the front to even it out ?
I know it’s been awhile but I have a c1500 5 lug and I’m wanting to run newer z71 rims that are 6 lug would adapters be safe on front and rear
I'm wondering the same thing. I want the newer 6 lug wheel for my 95 GMC 1500.