Anyone think ill have a problem running this setup with 10's in the back
#1
Anyone think ill have a problem running this setup with 10's in the back
and 8's in the front? http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...0%201&comp=LRS
should i get anything else with this like new bushings or something? is there anything i have to have? thanks
should i get anything else with this like new bushings or something? is there anything i have to have? thanks
#3
Really?
Your the first person to say anything about 10's not fitting in the back,even the 2 company's that i called about their wheels both told me 10's would be no problem. Why do you think they wont fit?
#5
Is that the kit that uses basically ranger axles and drums with 5 lug rotors that get slapped on it the front? There is a much more cost effective way to run 5 lugs. There is a guy near me running wide wheels on the back. I'll see what he is using but Im pretty sure he has the ranger axles and for the front, he bout '90 ranger rotors that were a direct replacement for the 4 cylinder spindles.
#8
its a 4 lug rim with a off set of 23.8 heres the site im going to be getting them from.
http://www.ponyr.com/17_sizes.htm
whats the widest rear you guys think i should go with? its a 2.3 so no quad shocks if that helps.
what size is a safe size that i will have no problems? should i just go 9's in the back and 8's in the front? thanks
http://www.ponyr.com/17_sizes.htm
whats the widest rear you guys think i should go with? its a 2.3 so no quad shocks if that helps.
what size is a safe size that i will have no problems? should i just go 9's in the back and 8's in the front? thanks
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