Fulton 1

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Again, it depends on the wheel offset. The 18x10.5" ZO6 wheels (and their replicas) are available in several offsets. The larger positive offsets may require BFH, while the smaller positive offsets will not.

ZEEMAN

thanks for the knowledge guys. sorry i forgot to put the offset in i was in a hurry. they are a 53 mm offset. bfh mod is fairly easy?

Fulton 1

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With the 53mm offset 18x10.5's and 295/35/18's you will not have to do any BFH.

66 mustang

I have a 1966 Mustang that I have lifted up while Wilwood disc brakes and a Total Control Products coil-over suspension system is installed.

I am only installing 205/65R15s, but it looks like I may have a clearance problem with the fenders (the American Racing rims I purchased have 3 3/4" backspacing which is right according to what I have read - but on my Mustang it looks like it needs another inch of backspacing to avoid any fender issues).

Since I want to be able to rotate the tires front to back and back to front, I am looking into flaring the fenders if it becomes necessary (have not finished the TCP suspension installation yet).

Are you still renting your Eastwood fender flaring tool and do you know the approximate shipping costs for it to go near San Diego, CA?

My e-mail is tregello@stantec.com.

Thanks,

Tim

Fulton 1

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I don't rent the roller out anymore these days. I think there are some other folks here and over at LS2GTO.com that do, though.