OFFICIAL: wheel/tire picture thread... show em off!

CAR: 1987 GN

Wheel size:

FRONT: 15 x 4
REAR: 15 x 8

Back spacing:
FRONT: 1 7/8
REAR: 3 7/8

Tire size:

FRONT: 26 x 6 x 15
REAR: 275/60R15

Make/Model of tire:

FRONT: Mickey Thompson Sportsman S/R Radial
REAR: Mickey Thompson ET Street Radial (aka Drag Radial)

Make/model of wheel: Holeshot Polaris

Brakes: Aerospace 4-wheel Discs

Aftermarket Spindles: NO - Modified Stock

Suspension is HIGHLY modified front and rear. Link documenting entire build in detail http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/brakes-suspensions-tires-wheels/289865-total-suspension-build.html

Looks wicked Will.

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CAR: 1986 T

Wheel size:

FRONT: 18x9.5
REAR: 18x10.5

Back spacing:
FRONT: N/A
REAR: N/A


Tire size:

FRONT: 265/35/18
REAR: 295/35/18

Make/Model of tire:

BFG G-Force

Make/model of wheel:

SIMMONS


Brakes:
BAER Track kit 13" front 12" rear

Aftermarket Spindles:

Bell-Tech 2" drop front. Front springs cut.
Bell-Tech 1.5" drop springs rear.

That Beast is Sick the only thing I would do is tint the window's so you can't see the cage. Nice Randy

I REALLY dig this setup, what kind of wheels are these? Cragar S/S?

87 T
wheels American Racing Track Star
Front 1 piece 3.5 with 1.75in back spacing or 3 piece 3.5 with 1.75in back spacing
Rear 3 piece 15 with 4in back spacing

American Racing Torque thrust IIs, polished:smile:

Wheel size:
Front: 19x8
Rear: 19x10


Tire size:
Front: 255/35/19
Rear: 285/30/19

Brand: Iforged

Subscribed, nice thread!

Hey picWHORE , post your specs ---

JDSfastGN, did you have to narrow the rear frame or trim fender lip to fit the rear tires?

just rolled the fender lip (it fit before doing that but it did rub on hard turns or big dips) The frame is stock. I might notch it soon so that I can run a 17x11 back there though

Let's see some TTA's in here too

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Scott

Here are mine,summit legends in mickey's all 4!

Im guilty as charge:biggrin:
8"rim with 4"bs 245/45/17 fronts
9.5"rim with 4.75bs 275/40/17 backs

Edv 2 ...what is the size of wheels and tires backspace too,thanks

Sorry for being RUDE Diaz, your car looks GREAT ---

Agreed Todd Kay's car looks great, very interested. Why did you go with the 8" and 4" backspace?
Thanks
Dan

The Centerline Revs are one of the few wheels out there with a 4" backspace and a 275/60 should really be run on an 8" rim or wider. (though I never really had a problem with them on 7" wheels) You will get a better footprint with a wider wheel.

In the past I ran a set of Weld Draglites with a 3.5" backspace and they stuck out too far for my taste. My car sits pretty low too and things get real tight when you do that.

Here are some pics of the new wheels, plan on lowering the rear about another 1/2" or so.

Fronts I ran 15 x 6 with 215/65's to get a faux "skinny" look without the hazards.