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Thanks for the replys. Earl are you using a 15x7 wheel with the 215x70's for the front?
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I just put 215/14's in the front and 245/14's in the rear of our 1972 Nova SS.
The car is running on some original "CL" 14x7 wheels. -Dan
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just so you know 215/70 on a 15x7 rim are to big on the front of a nova. Mine hit every so often should of gone with a 205/70x15 tire. I have 235/60 on the rear both front and rear rims have 4" back spacing.
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Jason, can you post a side picture of your car? I would like to see how it looks with the tires you are running.
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What I meant to say... not that it matters now anyhow...
![]() I'm running 215/70/14s in the front and 245/60/14s in the rear.
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I am running 15x7 ralleys all around. No problems with 21570R15 BFG RTA on front. Backs are 25570R15. I needed the 29" height to fill some day two wheel wells. Earl
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