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Mike67
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That's badass!!!
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Very Cool! Thats alot of tire to stuff in there. What wheels back space ect?
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Thanks. They are 15x8 4.5 bs on the rear 15x6 up front.
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Wheel Vintique Cops? I just got a pair from Jegs on sale,going to paint them body color with doggies.
dla4567
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What he said!!
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Yep part #63-5812042. I have the dog dishes as well, looking good.
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Nice looking car
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Looks nice setting there. Any clearance allowances for uneven surfaces and suspension bounce?
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Thanks. Haven't noticed anything yet, seems to be plenty of room.
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68HAVOK
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Love it. Looks great!
Not sure if same fender well sizes as a '68, but my '69 Bee has 15x10x5.5 offset wheels in the back with 295 rubber. Also, with a 10" wheel you'll get rid of that side wall ballooning you have now.
Diamondback tire carries a Nitto 295 Redline "slick". Think I might get that for my rear as my current Red Lines can't handle the 440 HP.
Diamondback tire carries a Nitto 295 Redline "slick". Think I might get that for my rear as my current Red Lines can't handle the 440 HP.
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I have always evaluated tire width this way.
Unmount sitting on flat tread, wheel width should be no less than bead width and no greater than tread width. Anything between is game.
Unmount sitting on flat tread, wheel width should be no less than bead width and no greater than tread width. Anything between is game.
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