That was my original plan, but without priceing it out, just thinking about it...seemed like more than I want to spend right now.IM LOWR said:Ya, EKMW will be having my stock rear end narrowed but I would like to have a stronger one built after I am tuckin the 24's. I have not even began to look into it but I know it is going to be expensive to have one built, like a Ford 9inch.....
Yeah, I think a Currie 9inch rearend without posi and without discs is like $1,800 .. with posi and discs is like $2,300 .. and that's not even including mounts to make it work.grounded said:That was my original plan, but without priceing it out, just thinking about it...seemed like more than I want to spend right now.
Yeah, it has to be done for 23's or 24's for sure because of the width of the rim (I think), but I thought if you got 22's with the proper backspacing, you didn't have to narrow the axle. I could be wrong, though.IM LOWR said:I don't know the backspacing on my 24's but according to EKMW the rear end will need to be narrowed(and I'm sure that having a bodydrop guarantees that is will need to be done).
You don't need to for 22s with proper BS, but most chrome wheels don't have enough BS.groundscraper said:Yeah, it has to be done for 23's or 24's for sure because of the width of the rim (I think), but I thought if you got 22's with the proper backspacing, you didn't have to narrow the axle. I could be wrong, though.
:word:grounded said:You don't need to for 22s with proper BS, but most chrome wheels don't have enough BS.