drag wheels for 4th gen
03-22-2013, 09:44 PM
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Weld RT-S Don't need to touch a thing.
The rear are 15x10 7.5 BS and the fronts are 15x7 4.5 BS both are "medium pad".
Back tires are Nitto 555R 275/50/15
Front tires are Goodyear Eagle GT 225/65/15
The rear are 15x10 7.5 BS and the fronts are 15x7 4.5 BS both are "medium pad".
Back tires are Nitto 555R 275/50/15
Front tires are Goodyear Eagle GT 225/65/15
03-24-2013, 12:46 AM
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I'd like to run a 15 x 5 medium pad wheel with 3.5" BS with 98-02 front brakes, which should clear if your wheels clear like you say they do, and also tuck in nicely like a stock wheel. I don't like wheels/tires that stick outside of the top of the fender AT ALL; it looks
03-24-2013, 03:21 PM
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Let me get this straight. You fit a 15" wheel with a 4.5" BS on the front of your car without ANY grinding/spacers? What kind of brake setup do you have?
I'd like to run a 15 x 5 medium pad wheel with 3.5" BS with 98-02 front brakes, which should clear if your wheels clear like you say they do, and also tuck in nicely like a stock wheel. I don't like wheels/tires that stick outside of the top of the fender AT ALL; it looks
I'd like to run a 15 x 5 medium pad wheel with 3.5" BS with 98-02 front brakes, which should clear if your wheels clear like you say they do, and also tuck in nicely like a stock wheel. I don't like wheels/tires that stick outside of the top of the fender AT ALL; it looks
Keep in mind his LT1 front brakes are smaller than LS1 brakes. Not saying they wouldn't fit on a LS1 front setup because I have no experience with anything larger than 4.5 width on the front.
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03-24-2013, 03:51 PM
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