I found a set of 17s from a 2005? That was so I could put discs on the rear.
Measure your front hub pilot... You might be lucky. A hub ring for the Chevy rear should work.
I found a set of 17s from a 2005? That was so I could put discs on the rear.
I run dodge 17" on my truck.I found a set of 17s from a 2005? That was so I could put discs on the rear.
Jesus fuck can this get more confusing.I run dodge 17" on my truck.
They use 9/16 studs so youre double fucked.
Dodge hub pilot is 4.77
YOUR dodge is 5/8" studs.
Gm hub pilot is 4.56.
So you can run gm + hub rings or dodge and drill all the holes to 11/16".
I like the 17" for easy of used tires but no, they will not clear the standard dirrectly mounted gm disc brakes.
Gubni/lugnut 4x4 sells a drw kit that puts a spacer between the hub and rotor but has a shitty 1/4 wrap weld on mount.
The gm drums with fresh shoes are a hell of a brake. ;). B52 disc really isnt worth it/the effort.
I did mean dodge 17 wheels. but Im on the same page as you now. thanksSorry, i thought you meant dodge 17".
In about 06 gm went from 4.56" to 4.60" should cause any issues but fyi.
Yes, i would grab some gm drw hubs, should be pretty easy.
Parking brake is much stronger too. Disc brakes are either none or miniature drum inside the rotor hat. Slipping parking brake sucks.Imho, the Chevy 1ton brakes are impressive enough I wouldn't bother with rear disc unless it meant the jump to class 4-5 stuff and 19.5 or 20" wheels.
otherwise the convenience of being able to keep running 16"s is nice.
I get it. I was going to put a t-case disc brake on. Now I'll just run the drums and get the park brake working. All of these things are making this swap cheaper.Parking brake is much stronger too. Disc brakes are either none or miniature drum inside the rotor hat. Slipping parking brake sucks.
I'm thinking 4.10s, I'd like to get up to 35s maybe 37s. It's not going to pull anything, I doubt I'll even put a hitch on it. It'll be a show pony/dd.depends on tire size. I have 3.73 and 315/70/16 (basically 35) and I pull my excavator with it. (23K truck/trailer/machine). It does ok, but would be better with 4.10. just depends on what you do with the truck.
4.10 make more sense for the OP, imho.Holdup
Im going to run 37's now. and yes, I got the new front hangers too.(front of the rear leaf)6" seems like a lot of lift to run 35's.
If shackle flipping the rear, move the fwd hangers down too. Upsetting the levelness of the spring brings the suck for doing heavy stuff. Look at the spring attitude of a 3rdgen dodge; thats how to arrange a compression shackle.
I grabbed everything from ord.Didnt see it but what are you doing for the front brackets?
I have frnt/rear brackets and crossmember (no motor mount brackets) i wont need.