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WHAT BACK SPACING?
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Mark, If you don't mind me asking, how much did you pay? You can PM me too, thats fine.
-Dan
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I took a quick look but it looks about 4 inches of back spacing.
Mark Sheppard |
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Dan I sent you the information. How about 215/65/15 fronts and 235/60/15 drag radials on the back? Would the rears be too wide for a 6" wide wheel? I know Joe runs a 275 or 295 50 series TA with 15"x7" wheels on the back of his silver 1969 SS350 Nova and you just can not beat the look.
Mark Sheppard |
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205-70 frt
225-70 rear
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I went with a 235x15 on my Strippers when they were on my old '70 Camaro. The wheel wells on a second generation Camaro are more accommodating than Nova wheel wells but nonetheless, the 235 is a skinny tire.
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I went with a 235x15 on my Strippers when they were on my old '70 Camaro. The wheel wells on a second generation Camaro are more accommodating than Nova wheel wells but nonetheless, the 235 is a skinny tire. GREAT look !!!!!!!!!!!! A photo... ![]() [/ QUOTE ] |
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