19x10 and 19x13 CCW 505a's. Doable? Tires?
07-10-2005, 02:32 PM
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19x10 and 19x13 CCW 505a's. Doable? Tires? Im looking in to getting the CCW 505a's and as it stands I'm going with 19x10 and 19x11, then dropping the car DMS springs. With this set up are they any pretty common issues? Rubbing, any custom fabrication to make things fit up nicely.
And as a thought, 19x13 would look pretty mean from the back. Is that even doable with our cars? What would be required to make that work? $$ wise.
Finally, what would be a good DD tire to wrap on these bad boys?
lol I'm pretty stoked about getting these wheels, any help would be great. Thanks.
And as a thought, 19x13 would look pretty mean from the back. Is that even doable with our cars? What would be required to make that work? $$ wise.
Finally, what would be a good DD tire to wrap on these bad boys?
lol I'm pretty stoked about getting these wheels, any help would be great. Thanks.
07-10-2005, 02:48 PM
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Well it would def. take one hell of a custom offset but it seems like it would be doable with a rolled lip and th BFH mod. As for tired i would go with a 345 or a 335/30/19 like a viper. Michelin
07-10-2005, 03:41 PM
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The MAX width is EXACTALLY 12inches ( for f-bodies, t/a's actually have a little more space then camaro's in the rear end) with a perfect offset, and a minor bfh and rolled lip mod.... keep that in mind.
and im guessing you HAVENT seen a 315 tire out back ( on a 11" width rim), beacause for most guys that is one MEAN looking tire, there really is no need to go bigger then that....
and im guessing you HAVENT seen a 315 tire out back ( on a 11" width rim), beacause for most guys that is one MEAN looking tire, there really is no need to go bigger then that....
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Originally Posted by FLAWLS1T/A
The MAX width is EXACTALLY 12inches ( for f-bodies, t/a's actually have a little more space then camaro's in the rear end) with a perfect offset, and a minor bfh and rolled lip mod.... keep that in mind.
and im guessing you HAVENT seen a 315 tire out back ( on a 11" width rim), beacause for most guys that is one MEAN looking tire, there really is no need to go bigger then that....
and im guessing you HAVENT seen a 315 tire out back ( on a 11" width rim), beacause for most guys that is one MEAN looking tire, there really is no need to go bigger then that....
07-10-2005, 04:25 PM
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oh no i have, and it looks pretty damn nice. it was just a thought. i like being a little different ya know? lol my pops had a 00' viper and the tires were so god damn wide. thats really what made me think about it at first, then last night i saw a new yellow lambo and again, REAL wide tires. it just looks soo cool. lol so i wanted to see how extensive the work is to make it happen. if its a bit too much, 11's will do me just fine. lol but never hurts to ask.
07-10-2005, 10:19 PM
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i have on picture of a black t/a that has 18x13 on back but, other than haven't found much of 19x13 wide rims on a f-body (been searching forever). i'm wondering if chopping the axle 2'' one each side and the right filiments on the wheel, could be done without mini-tubbing?
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07-15-2005, 12:15 AM
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I'm in the process of mini tubing my car right now. Will be running the 19x10 and 19x13 in the rear, with some 345-30-19 tires. When it's all done be sure pictures will be on the way.
07-15-2005, 06:01 PM
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this isin't my car so, i hope whoever's it is isin't mad at me for posting up your pics. but, for hevans sake i have searched so hard to try to find info on EXACTLY what was done to have 12-13'' wides on back. all i know is that the axle was chopped 2'' on each side ???
lets keep this thread going!!!
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[/IMG] this isin't my car so, i hope whoever's it is isin't mad at me for posting up your pics. but, for hevans sake i have searched so hard to try to find info on EXACTLY what was done to have 12-13'' wides on back. all i know is that the axle was chopped 2'' on each side ???
lets keep this thread going!!! 
07-15-2005, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by MeentSS02
I've seen that car before, and I don't believe those were anything wider than 11". Maybe I'm wrong. He did have his rear narrowed though (I think 2" on each side), and is running the offset to create that "steamroller" look.
07-20-2005, 08:14 AM
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So do you have any more information about this. It's obvious that quite a few of us are interested about this. Was it a kit, or a custom fab? Any more info will be appreciated by all!
07-20-2005, 08:46 AM
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So do you have any more information about this. It's obvious that quite a few of us are interested about this. Was it a kit, or a custom fab? Any more info will be appreciated by all!
07-20-2005, 09:13 AM
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Do you have his email address or anthing. I'd likt to get a hold of him and talk to him about it. You can PM me or email me <Muzikman330@comcast.net>
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