Finished Converting my Dually to a single wheel
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Dodge Conversion for my 2001 3500
I also have a 2001 DODGE 3500 dually in which I desperately want to convert to a single wheel. I want to convert it without having to change the rear axle if I can. As for the bed are there options I can do? I can do a flat bed but I want a topper so replacing the bed with a used one can be expensive. I cannot afford to replace my truck and mine has only 94,000 miles on it. I am not a mechanic and although I can need some more details on the conversion. I am pretty sure I have drums in the back so how far will my wheels stick out?
Do the spacers in the front hubs need to be removed?
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Do the spacers in the front hubs need to be removed?
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The axle in the back does not need to be changed.. It is only 2" wider than a standard axle. You will never know the differance. The front adaptor is simpley bolted on and has the same lug bolt pattern. You remove it and put you new wheels on. The bed can be a used bed that's what I used. I would say try and find a diesel bed because if not you will have to buy a new fuel nozzle. The bed is attached to the frame by 8 bolts and the standard "single wheel" bed attaches in the same holes.. I had an 01 that I did the swap on its not to bad
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Sold my bed for 1,000 and wheels tires and adapters for another 1,000
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Get another bed... Or you will be filling 24 holes a 4" hole where the fuel nozzle comes through then buying fender flares
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Get another bed... Or you will be filling 24 holes a 4" hole where the fuel nozzle comes through then buying fender flares
Last edited by Smittyloopster; 11-17-2012 at 12:34 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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