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Amazon wheels 120-130 1965

posted by  twotonemillie on  Fri Jun 22 04:22 CST 2007
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Hello,
I have a 65 wagon, and have some questions and thoughts on wheels.
1) I can't help but think that there is a Mopar or Ford steel wheel out there that is 6 inches wide and will accept an original Volvo hubcap. And also has the correct backspacing. I like the original look of the stock wheels but would like them to be somewhat wider. Which leads me to my second question.
2) Does anyone have any experience with having stock wheels widened? Who is reputable on the east coast? I hear it's relatively expensive.
3) I have read here that a 7 inch wheels is considered too wide. How about a 6.5 inch wheel. There seem to be a lot more of those around than 6 inch wheels.
O.k, one more somewhat related question.
4) Do all 120 model steering boxes have the same ratio? Is there a quicker ratio box out there that will bolt up?

Thanks in advance
Jose





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