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Old 11-17-2008, 06:46 PM
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i like !!!
Old 11-17-2008, 07:33 PM
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nice!
Old 11-17-2008, 07:58 PM
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Looks awesome man.
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Hey, kinda new to the f body scene, I noticed you're wheels have a 7.5" backspace, I found a set of 15x10's with a 6.5" backspace and wanted to make sure they will tuck under before I bought them, do you think they will? Thanks in advance, Ben
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Well, that depends. I'm assuming you have a stock width rear end. That being true, they will stick out an inch further than mine that I have on now. You *might* be able to get away with it if you have a TA (wider fenders, but it will still stick out some), but with a Camaro, they will look very unsightly.
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Yea its a ta & rear end is stock length, thanks for the quick response. The wheels I was actually looking at were the greg welds, but another member said they would not work because of a brake caliper issue? Summit stated some mods would have to be made to the caliper. Just dont understand why some 15x10's will work and some won't. Thanks again!
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Originally Posted by born2drag
Yea its a ta & rear end is stock length, thanks for the quick response. The wheels I was actually looking at were the greg welds, but another member said they would not work because of a brake caliper issue? Summit stated some mods would have to be made to the caliper. Just dont understand why some 15x10's will work and some won't. Thanks again!
I believe the front GW's fit without issues; it is the rears that have fitment concerns. Without going to in depth, the reason why wheels have problems fitting some cars and not others have to do with drop center of a wheel as well as your caliper/rotor specifications. The F-body has a floating caliper. Fitment can be hit or miss with some wheels and brake combinations. This is one reason why you'll see x person state they only had to grind a little or y person have more grinding problems (I'm discussing 4th gen F-bodies).

If you're on a budget, economy wheels may fit your bill and are a hard to beat when your budget is small. You will lose weight benefits as well as possibly fitment benefits when comparing to our drag wheels. Obviously our wheels are not in everyone’s budget so you'll have to take the good with the bad. Our Bogart wheels to date are the ONLY manufacture that fits the F-body without grinding and having proper fitment under the fender well (I'm discussing both front and rear wheels). We also tout the lightest direct fit wheel to boot!
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very nice looking
Old 11-22-2008, 04:08 PM
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very nice!
nothing like a clean LT1 SS.
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Thank you all for the comments
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those look badass, i wish i could see the welded floyds on a car, i've been thinking about them for a long time...
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Can't wait to get mine!
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Looks great! I've been working on Santa for a set of these wheels. I don't think she...er, um... Santa is buying it.
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Great looking LT1!
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Originally Posted by WS6 SRT-8
Looks great! I've been working on Santa for a set of these wheels. I don't think she...er, um... Santa is buying it.




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