what size rims for dana 60s

[Pete]

I need to start looking for some new wheels for the 60s, not sure what size wheels I can run though, there the 78/79 f250 60s. I was hoping I can run 15s but not sure with the brakes.

[clean4drxj]

most likely 16.5's will be easiest to find but i believe you can run 16's especially if you lan on discs in the rear..

[OWEN]

I run Blackbird Customs brackets on my Ford 60 front. They use GM 3/4 calipers and rotors. I have the same calipers and rotors on my rear 14 bolt. Blackbird markets the kit to people who want to run 15" wheels on a Dana 60. I run 16s.

[Pete]

I'm definitely doing a disk brake conversion on the rear, using the blackbird custom kit. I was gonna gonna just use the stock fronts. I was going to look for h2 wheels.

[OWEN]

H2's are 17s I do believe. Shouldn't have any problem with those.

[Pete]

would these work, but 6.5 inches wide, seems to narrow. i want something i can do beadlocks on eventually.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SET-4...Q5fAccessories

[clean4drxj]

checkout Pirate, there's a guy thats sells that stuff relatively cheap..

[customcreationsllc]

I have a set of steel 16.5x10 8 lug 4 for $100 if your interested.

I run 16" steel rims on my CJ with Ford D60s

[Pete]

I have a set of steel 16.5x10 8 lug 4 for $100 if your interested.

I run 16" steel rims on my CJ with Ford D60s

16.5 hmmm, I would like 16 or 17, seems like an easier size to find. They just black steelies

[LittleD]

if you get a 16.5 inch rim, you can run those military tires (37's) that you find on pirate all the time for like $75 bucks a piece.

[wannabejeep]

if you get a 16.5 inch rim, you can run those military tires (37's) that you find on pirate all the time for like $75 bucks a piece.

those are shitty

[customcreationsllc]

16.5 hmmm, I would like 16 or 17, seems like an easier size to find. They just black steelies

White steelies.

[Jeepbonehead]

Run a 17" rim, i have 16.5 and tire choice is shitty.

[DrThunder]

I run 16 x 9s with the creeps, stock front calipers. You will not get 15s on stock calipers unless the rims have 2" of backspacing, but then you're the wide-J. 17s are ideal cause everyone makes tires that size.

H2's are sweet, only way to bead lock is stauns though and they are about 600 bucks for a set.

[Pete]

I'm leaning towards 16in steelies,easy to do beadlocks later on and easier to find tires