15 x 10 with 7.5 backspace
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Thanks Rob and Stealth! Thats what I needed 2 know
Might have a set of new (used) drag lites on the way.
I wanted pro stars but EVERYBODY has those right. And arent the draglites lighter than prostars?
Might have a set of new (used) drag lites on the way.
I wanted pro stars but EVERYBODY has those right. And arent the draglites lighter than prostars?
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Yeah the 15X10 with 7.5bs is what i run with MT325/50/15's
Its a over kill but i did it for the looks
Have a big hammer handy cause youll be pounding the hell out of your car lol
While back i made a thread to get them fit, if you want additional info heres a link
https://ls1tech.com/forums/wheels-ti...-pro-star.html
Its a over kill but i did it for the looks
Have a big hammer handy cause youll be pounding the hell out of your car lol
While back i made a thread to get them fit, if you want additional info heres a link
https://ls1tech.com/forums/wheels-ti...-pro-star.html
Last edited by LT1; Dec 18, 2009 at 02:12 AM.
I have 15x10 Billet Streetlites f-body specific rears that require no grinding of the caliper and I have 26x10x15 Hoosier drags on them. I didn't have to do any modification. I hear with 28" you have to do a lil cutting thats why I went with 26".
I put the 15x4 up front and all i needed to do was grind the caliper a lil bit with no spacer. It is a 1.625 backspace.
I put the 15x4 up front and all i needed to do was grind the caliper a lil bit with no spacer. It is a 1.625 backspace.
Sorry the link was not meant to sway you towards these wheels. Before the link post i had typed that the 7.5 bs was correct and only posted the link to confirm this statement. hope this clears my post up. I most have posted the link over the words and not noticed it.
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Ah I see you were just showing how a 15x10 fit.. Thanks a lot
