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Converting to wire wheels
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Steve_S
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For the front, yes. For the rear, to do it properly, you need the entire axle. You can modify your rear axle setup to accept wire wheels but without changing the housing it's a lot of work and the wheel spacing will be a couple inches off.
Alternatively you can buy bolt-on wire wheels from Dayton.
Alternatively you can buy bolt-on wire wheels from Dayton.