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I always forget, did you altern the rear inner fenders on that one or the other one?

Just keep to the same overall dimensions as a 15" For instance, 28" tall in the rear is good, little shorter up front.

Imo coopers or bfg's would be very much the wrong pair of shoes at that power level. You want a max performance summer tire - but that means moving from 15". Next best is one of the harder/hybrid 15" drag radial.

Whoops. I thought you had a set along with the recall wheels

@INTMD8 has some on his car I think

Are the wheel tubs different? Wheel Arch is more like a roadrunner I guess

Are 4dr and 2dr different? 29.5x 10.5" slicks with 8.5" rims with 5" backspace fit my 69 Coronet. You need backspacing to make it work

8-8.5 is still probably it if you lock in the 4.5" backspace. 10" with more backspace probably works. I haven't tried on my 72 to lend direct experience

Yup you for lucky, that second set is the ticket.

I agree a 10" rim can't be outdish, it won't fit

I run these in 17" and like them a lot AZ800 - Atturo

A 17", but I can offer that when I ran my fury rims on my charger, the 28.5" tall fronts would catch the arch trim when backing up turning. You're talking significantly shorter however

17's e getting trickier as well to find, make sure you can get something you like before buying the wheels

FYI they had been rotating sales and free shipping specials every few weeks on those

10" section, 12" total. 5.5" bs 3300# ss springs, it doesn't sit super high

Mine might be 5.5 bs as well. Car is at the shop but they were older slicks with pretty wide/bulgy sidewalls, definitely not space efficient.

Fwiw 30x10x15 slicks on 10" rims fit in my 69. Not much more tho. I think the rims are 6" backspace

Yes and 28" would work better on my charger and 27" up front. Driver's side would rub the front fender wheel lip molding when backing up at a turn

I went with these: https://atturo.com/tire/az800/6771 275/55R17 235/60R17 Those were to be really close to 235/70/15 and 275/60/15. They are a little taller - worked ok on my Fury, a little tight on the Charger. The fronts aren't as wide as the Firestone Indy500's I had in 235/70/15 even...

I went 15's to 17's for my 70 fury and have used on my charger as well, they make a big difference in handling. I have a wide body hellcat, the 305's up front definitely catch the road, if you're not autocrossing or something I wouldn't go too wide up front