29.5x10.5x15 on a Trans Am inside please
07-27-2008, 07:09 PM
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29.5x10.5x15 on a Trans Am inside please I have searched and found only a few pictures of a 30" tire on a trans am. I have found out that they will fit with out mini tubs with some work, but what does it look like with that tall of a tire not tucking any? Anybody have pics of a similar setup?
07-27-2008, 07:16 PM
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You can tuck them a little w/o minitubs. The top of my 29.5s sit about .5 - 1" up above the bottom of the wheel well. Sorry I don't have pictures since I normally run radials and not my 29.5s.
How tall are those front tires? 
07-30-2008, 04:22 PM
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hey 69vette is that 4 inch narrow rear?? Im looking for some advice i have my new rear from moser that is 2 inches narrow on each side.. looking for a good wheel / tire combo to use (radial)
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3" per side so 6" total. What size radial do you want to run? I swap rims/tires depending on the class so I have two sets of rims. I run 325 MT drag radials on my alumastars w/ a 5" BS.
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As long as you can get the correct offset wheel, they should fit not matter what length your rear housing is. I did not have to cut or trim and front sheet metal on my car to fit the 29.5s. I had a spare rear bumper so I trimmed that rather then ruining my original one. Also, I have a friend who has the eastwood fender roller so we used that to roll the lip up around the top of the wheel well.
