looking for Eagle 058 dually wheel pics

[TwistedApache]

Originally Posted by INDIANAFARMBOY

Hopefully i will have pics soon!!!!!!!!!!! Maybe in 2 weeks, the toolbox that ordered my rims f'd up the order so he's waiting on one 17X8 and said it will be 2 weeks!

ouch, Looking forward to see some pics of it, love the reg cab duallys

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1996 12 Valve, 5 SP, 6x6, RC, DRW
Little Air, Little Fuel, Lotta Smoke

[TwistedApache]

you gonna throw some tow mirrors on that thing MoPower?

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Little Air, Little Fuel, Lotta Smoke

[MoPower05]

Originally Posted by TwistedApache

you gonna throw some tow mirrors on that thing MoPower?

Only if some come my way that I can afford. Just broke last night at a pull. Looks like it will be a lot to get the pull truck back together.

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[INDIANAFARMBOY]

sorry to hear that MoPower, good luck

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[Double J]

Originally Posted by MoPower05

Only if some come my way that I can afford. Just broke last night at a pull. Looks like it will be a lot to get the pull truck back together.

Try this guy.

Mirrors


Sorry for the derailment---and now back to the wheels.

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[Double J]

For those that are watching this thread, there's 6 duallies set up like this in the new Diesel Power mag (Dec). Look on pages 92-95---all pulling trucks.

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01 2500 SLT+, 4X4, AUTO, 3.55, 726RWHP /1216RWTQ, 11.55 @ 116
06 3500 SLT Big Horn, DRW, 4X4, G56,3.73,

OhioCoalRollers.com

Ohio Coal Rollers

[thecatsfan]

Okay, so I must be missing something. I have been reading tire and wheel threads. I just want to go to a little wider AT tread than the stock tires, but how is everybody stuffing bigger tires on factory steel wheels? Even if it is only the inner wheel? I am only planning to put on BFG 265/70/17s and I would be fine with stock wheels for now, but BFG requires a minimum of a 7" wheel width for those tires. I see posts on here where guys are running 33x12.50s on 6" wide wheels. How in the world did you make that work? Aren't you worried about blowing a bead? I tow pretty heavy. My fiver weighs 15K lbs. Appreciate any advice.

[slor1de]

I've had no problems with my 35/12.50/17 on my rear wheels. Inners are stock steel and outers are eagle both 6" wide. I've got 33/12.50/17 on my 2nd gen with stock 3rd gen inners no problems there either. I tow regulary 10k-15k with my 3rd gen with no problems. The 2nd gen don't hook to anything but a sled anymore.

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[TwistedApache]

Originally Posted by MoPower05

Only if some come my way that I can afford. Just broke last night at a pull. Looks like it will be a lot to get the pull truck back together.

I gotcha, bummer bout the breakage

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1996 12 Valve, 5 SP, 6x6, RC, DRW
Little Air, Little Fuel, Lotta Smoke

[TwistedApache]

no to be of topic, but Slor1de, that red dually you got is frickin awesome

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1996 12 Valve, 5 SP, 6x6, RC, DRW
Little Air, Little Fuel, Lotta Smoke

[TwistedApache]

Originally Posted by Double J

For those that are watching this thread, there's 6 duallies set up like this in the new Diesel Power mag (Dec). Look on pages 92-95---all pulling trucks.

i'm slippin, i didn't know the new issue was out already, thanks for the headsup

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1996 12 Valve, 5 SP, 6x6, RC, DRW
Little Air, Little Fuel, Lotta Smoke

[INDIANAFARMBOY]

Originally Posted by thecatsfan

Okay, so I must be missing something. I have been reading tire and wheel threads. I just want to go to a little wider AT tread than the stock tires, but how is everybody stuffing bigger tires on factory steel wheels? Even if it is only the inner wheel? I am only planning to put on BFG 265/70/17s and I would be fine with stock wheels for now, but BFG requires a minimum of a 7" wheel width for those tires. I see posts on here where guys are running 33x12.50s on 6" wide wheels. How in the world did you make that work? Aren't you worried about blowing a bead? I tow pretty heavy. My fiver weighs 15K lbs. Appreciate any advice.

Im running 305/65/17 BFG AT's and I tow regular and heavy as well. Knock on wood I have never had any issues. I weighed 36,000lbs Sun. with truck trailer and backhoe and no issues. Pulled that load many of times.

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