Dual Wheel Conversions
 

I'm thinking of changing my 91' 250 into a dually. Who sells dual wheel kits? I am going to put a flat bed on it and I don't want the single wheel to be hiding under the bed. Also, what about wheels/bolt patterns?

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www.arrowcraft.com ;)

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'Shame you weren't an 01 white 2500 :P 'cause it juust so happens .................. [eyecrazy]

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[quote author=ToolManTimTaylor link=board=7;threadid=9328;start=0#89507 date=1041978176]
'Shame you weren't an 01 white 2500 :P 'cause it juust so happens .................. [eyecrazy]
[/quote]
TMTT,
You still catchin' heck from them parkway cops? :o

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[quote author=Shovelhead link=board=7;threadid=9328;start=0#89445 date=1041965301]<br>www.arrowcraft.com ;)<br>[/quote]<br><br>wow... that place is only about 30 minutes from me.... ;D

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[quote author=Shovelhead link=board=7;threadid=9328;start=0#89517 date=1041978627]<br><br>TMTT,<br>You still catchin' heck from them parkway cops? :o<br>[/quote]<br><br>Till the day I am no longer on this earth [yuk] Normaly they go arround lookin' for donations to the policemans ball ........... Me , they send collections officers ::)

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Anyone use the arrowcraft conversions? What about price there wasn't any on the website. Post some pics if possible.

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I used the arrowcraft conversion on two trucks. An 89 and a 93 Dodge. It worked excellent, very high quality stuff. I think the second one I bought which was a full conversion kit(6-wheels, front+rear adapters, lug nuts, rear fenders) was about $1200-$1400 or so, can't remember exactly except it worked great. After I put the stainless simulators on it you couldn't tell it was not factory. 8)