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ok guys in getting everthing ready to do my solid axel swap. one of the problems is that the f250 calibers are too big for the 15" rims i got..anybody know how to do a disc brake to drum conversion? i'v looked online but everything is drum to disc.. ANY IDEAS??? also i'v thoguht about getting some f150 disc's and calibers..and machineing them to fit... my friend works at a machine shop so this wouldnt be hard.. anyway throw some ideas at me
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don't go 16.5, theres almost no good tires out there for 16.5" rims.
I have heard of people grinding down the inside of the 15" rim to clear the caliper, But I don't know how much that affects the strength of the rim.
I have heard of people grinding down the inside of the 15" rim to clear the caliper, But I don't know how much that affects the strength of the rim.
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Yea but when you need to buy new tires theres less options and the prices are more money. I was very close to buying a set of old H1 rims that were 16.5" and had 38" wrangler rt 2's on them. The tires were pretty awesome and he only wanted 200 for all four. But after searching for replacement tires I decide it wasnt worth it. Plus I had to get the H1 wheels recentered, they were nice tho...full beadlocks.
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