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Message: [QUOTE="Countryboy07, post: 131680, member: 243"] I am debating on converting my '97 F-350 into a dually... Here is the truck that I am wanting to do it to: [ATTACH=full]70403[/ATTACH] I love the way it looks now, but I really miss my '97 Dodge Dually... I would run a 16x10 regular wheel in the front and 16x7 dually wheels in the rear to be a little different with 285/75/16 tires. One of the main reasons that I am debating on the conversion is that I will have a Eaton Fuller FS5205A transmission in this rig behind my p-pumped 24V, so this truck will be used for pulling everything on the farm from cattle, grain, tractors, etc. This will be our my dedicated tow truck, so I know I would really like the extra stability of the dual wheels. Let me know what you guys think... BTW, has anybody done the conversion without swapping to a dually rear end? I think that I could run a small spacer on the inside of the hub between the wheel so that the tires will clear the springs. Just trying to save some money on the conversion if I decide to do so, the engine conversion is already eating up a lot of my money! LOL -French [/QUOTE]

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