i want prostars and et drags...help me with b/s and sizes
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i want prostars and et drags...help me with b/s and sizes
alright i need a set of 3.5" skinnes up from with 165 tires. for the track i need some 15x10's for the rear with 26-15-10.5's. and for the street i need another pair of 15x10's with nitto drags 275-60-15. i just need to know the backspacing for all these wheels and if there is something different i should do instead? also will i neeed to shave my calipers using these? a little or alot? thanks.
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Re: i want prostars and et drags...help me with b/s and sizes
you'll need to grind the calipers alot with no spacers (I am not running spacers)
I can't remomber the front offest, but the rear is
15x10= 7.5 BS
15x8= 5.5 BS
I can't remomber the front offest, but the rear is
15x10= 7.5 BS
15x8= 5.5 BS
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Re: i want prostars and et drags...help me with b/s and sizes
Just go with Convo Pros. No grinding
Otherwise our normal backspacing for the rear are 7.5. Front I think is 1.5" for the skinny's.
Of course the bolt pattern is 5 x 4.75.
What type of rear tires are you going with? Not sure if I could suggest tires. A lot will depend on your rear end (I mean 10 or 12-bolt, and gears). If they are any type of drag tires, don't go with the 165's. Just buy the front runners to match your rears - i.e. ET Fronts with ET Drags. Radials and non-radials do not match up very good. In fact I have a set of 165's setting in the garage I can't get rid of.
David
Otherwise our normal backspacing for the rear are 7.5. Front I think is 1.5" for the skinny's.
Of course the bolt pattern is 5 x 4.75.
What type of rear tires are you going with? Not sure if I could suggest tires. A lot will depend on your rear end (I mean 10 or 12-bolt, and gears). If they are any type of drag tires, don't go with the 165's. Just buy the front runners to match your rears - i.e. ET Fronts with ET Drags. Radials and non-radials do not match up very good. In fact I have a set of 165's setting in the garage I can't get rid of.
David