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Old 11-27-2015, 08:18 PM
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I know they initially won't fit but I'm wondering how much grinding to the calipers needs to be done and if anybody has made them fit?
 
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I don't think they will fit at all with the dual piston calipers......
 
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Read somewhere the steel wheels(like the Procomps for example) will clear but none of the alloy/aluminum will.
 
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When it comes time for new tires I'd like to get new rims too. Simple steel wheels are what i like. Small rims and bigger tires are the look I'm after.
 
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Steel 15s fit, alloy 15s no.
 
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Originally Posted by 97ramrod1500
I know they initially won't fit but I'm wondering how much grinding to the calipers needs to be done and if anybody has made them fit?
I guess I got lucky having the drum brake rear lol
 
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I guess I got lucky having the drum brake rear lol
Has nothing to do with the rears. Front calipers on 2000/2001 models are dual piston and physically bigger and alloy 15s don't fit and steels barely do
 
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Originally Posted by dapepper9
Has nothing to do with the rears. Front calipers on 2000/2001 models are dual piston and physically bigger and alloy 15s don't fit and steels barely do
Alright, let me rephrase that. Ahem. Guess I got lucky having a 96
 
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Can anybody who has 15's on their 00 or 01 post up which steel rims fit?
 
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Originally Posted by 97ramrod1500
Can anybody who has 15's on their 00 or 01 post up which steel rims fit?
I"ll throw a monkey wrench into the scenario, I had 15" eagle alloys on my '01

 


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