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Old 03-05-2014, 04:08 PM   #1
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Re: How about some pics of 67-72 Burbans!

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I am a recent proud owner of a 71 burb c20 2wd. I am grateful to have found this site! My next project would be to level out the burb and put bigger/taller tires on it to make it look more aggressive (not lowered). Any rim/tire size recommendations are much appreciated. It currently has the stock tires/rims 8.75 R16.5's.
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Old 03-05-2014, 07:10 PM   #2
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Re: How about some pics of 67-72 Burbans!

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Hi everyone!

I am a recent proud owner of a 71 burb c20 2wd. I am grateful to have found this site! My next project would be to level out the burb and put bigger/taller tires on it to make it look more aggressive (not lowered). Any rim/tire size recommendations are much appreciated. It currently has the stock tires/rims 8.75 R16.5's.
That is one clean looking Burb CentralCoastChevy! They don't come that clean on the East Coast where I am. I recently bought the 1971 K20 above and it is funny how each person's tastes differ. You are wanting to get away from stock and I am wanting to go back to it! I am envious of those gorgeous stock wheels/tires you have on there and want to get some for mine! I haven't had any luck finding steelies on the east coast though! I have seen people suggesting that 255 85r16 is the ideal "tall skinny" tire/wheel combo because it is 33" tall with a 10" width. Typically that is on 4wd vehicles though so I am not sure about clearance on a 2wd. Here is a post about those tires from another guy with a 71 - http://www.1971chevysuburban.com/197...16-or-25575r17

Welcome to the board! Lots of info on here - and good people!
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Old 03-05-2014, 09:41 PM   #3
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That is one clean looking Burb CentralCoastChevy! They don't come that clean on the East Coast where I am. I recently bought the 1971 K20 above and it is funny how each person's tastes differ. You are wanting to get away from stock and I am wanting to go back to it! I am envious of those gorgeous stock wheels/tires you have on there and want to get some for mine! I haven't had any luck finding steelies on the east coast though! I have seen people suggesting that 255 85r16 is the ideal "tall skinny" tire/wheel combo because it is 33" tall with a 10" width. Typically that is on 4wd vehicles though so I am not sure about clearance on a 2wd. Here is a post about those tires from another guy with a 71 - http://www.1971chevysuburban.com/197...16-or-25575r17

Welcome to the board! Lots of info on here - and good people!
Thanks Chewiebarker. No salt on the roads out here I am actually the 3rd owner and the prior only owned it for 3 years. As much as I like the stock tire look, the tires look like skateboard wheels on this beast. I will check out the 255 8rR16's for sure! Here's a few more pics- I have the 3rd row seat in the garage.
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