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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Body, Glass & Paint => Topic started by: Laderhosen on December 05, 2008, 01:22:37 pm
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Is this possible?? ???
I have an 82 Chevy 3/4 ton, I've seen the Arrowcraft kits but none of them are for 73-87 Chevy trucks.... Does anyone else make em???
Also I believe the dually has a wider axle than the on a single wheel truck. Are there any adapter/spacers available to move the wheels out???
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Dually's have the same width rear axle as a pickup. The cab and chassis however have a narrower rear housing. Backing plates are closer to the spring perch.
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Dually's have the same width rear axle as a pickup. The cab and chassis however have a narrower rear housing. Backing plates are closer to the spring perch.
Gotcha.
Know if you can get dually arches??
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I found this place by Googling them, but I can't tell you how repitable they are....
http://www.duallyfendersusa.com/
Here is a grainy pic from their site, of what they have to offer(scroll down their main page till you see the same pic if you prefer):
(http://www.duallyfendersusa.com/images/AF159.jpg)
Here is their pricing and info page:
http://www.duallyfendersusa.com/fenderprice.htm
If you use Factory Flares, you can use your current bed(if usable), or Standard LWB/SWB Aftermarket Bed Replacement panels.... You simply mark and mount the flares to the exterior of the panels, then from inside the flares, mark the excess standard panel to be trimmed.... The excess material needs to be removed, to allow the dual rear wheels, or extra wide wheels(It was popular from local Truck Guys, to replace the dual wheels with some widened single rims with Mickey Thompson Pro Streets) proper suspension travel....
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I found this place by Googling them, but I can't tell you how repitable they are....
http://www.duallyfendersusa.com/
Here is a grainy pic from their site, of what they have to offer(scroll down their main page till you see the same pic if you prefer):
(http://www.duallyfendersusa.com/images/AF159.jpg)
Here is their pricing and info page:
http://www.duallyfendersusa.com/fenderprice.htm
If you use Factory Flares, you can use your current bed(if usable), or Standard LWB/SWB Aftermarket Bed Replacement panels.... You simply mark and mount the flares to the exterior of the panels, then from inside the flares, mark the excess standard panel to be trimmed.... The excess material needs to be removed, to allow the dual rear wheels, or extra wide wheels(It was popular from local Truck Guys, to replace the dual wheels with some widened single rims with Mickey Thompson Pro Streets) proper suspension travel....
Thanks for finding that!!
I looked and googled everything but had no luck! ::)
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Depending on if you have a 2wd or 4x4, you have some work to do in the front if you want to have the same wheels up there. Lorne
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Do a search on the forum. I posted a site that has dually fenders and they have a great reputation.
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Do a search on the forum. I posted a site that has dually fenders and they have a great reputation.
I take it you are refering to these guys??? http://www.hannemannfiberglass.com/
Definately a place to check out, the quality looks alot better than the place I posted Lader....
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Yes, that is them Rob.