Old Hillbilly
 

Ok, more newbie questions from an old chevy guy. What the heck is a "catback" system. None of the "rice racing" shops here can give me the same answer. Also, what make a pony wheel a pony wheel. Also being an old hillbilly, I want to go bigger tires with small amount of lift in the back (we never dropped cars) I have tried searching for these answers, but to no avail. Thanks again for all the help.Mike

Old Hillbilly
 

I can see the need to not drop the car knowing those city street that have ruts in them*LOL*
catbacks......... A Cat-Back system replaces everything from the H Pipe back to the end of the car.

Old Hillbilly
 

what makes a pony wheel is the pony center cap

Old Hillbilly
 

catback iseverything behindthe h-pipe (whichcontains the cats)

Old Hillbilly
 

a cat back is what it says. from the cats back. not everycar has a H-pipe on it. to clear things up

Old Hillbilly
 

but in his case it does <IMG src=smileys/smiley29.gif border="0">

Old Hillbilly
 

by amount of lift do you mean sidewall height?? and bigger do you mean wider tread width?? <IMG src=smileys/smiley5.gif border="0">

Old Hillbilly
 

Yes, I am wondering what the tallest widest tire I can stuff under the back without major fender cuts and a small amount of lift if needed. Thanks guys for all the help....Mike

Old Hillbilly
 

well you dont describe the car. we need to if is a genIII or genIV body. if its lowered or stock height which wheels your running. to many varibles.

or just get out the old yard sticks and start measuring

Old Hillbilly
 

1991 GT w/stock rims<IMG src=smileys/smiley1.gif border="0">