Originally Posted by petef-150

I had some like that. Took wooden dowel rods that fit into the holes. Cut plugs for the extras. Stick the pins in these holes before taking the lugs off. Then you only have the pattern you need to hit. Pull the pins out after getting the wheels back on and store them in a box.
Pete

Originally Posted by 02_Black_On_White

Your a genius! I just took a screw driver and scarred the inner hub of the wheel to line up with the holes needed.

Originally Posted by hashish420

my 2000 slowly getting built and fixed up needs stabilizer bar mounts as one is pushed forward and cracking. installing ram air as we speak audio system cause i loves me my beats

Originally Posted by jprevat

The good thing about a truck is you can make it whatever you want.

Originally Posted by hashish420

Yeah iv always loved pickups ive had 2 s10s before but they were both continuously breaking down and any money i could put into it would go to repairs haha. Anyone know if the newer models rims will fit our late model 97-03?

Originally Posted by hashish420

Yeah iv always loved pickups ive had 2 s10s before but they were both continuously breaking down and any money i could put into it would go to repairs haha. Anyone know if the newer models rims will fit our late model 97-03?

Originally Posted by hashish420

Yeah iv always loved pickups ive had 2 s10s before but they were both continuously breaking down and any money i could put into it would go to repairs haha. Anyone know if the newer models rims will fit our late model 97-03?