Jan 1, 2009 #1 T turbopete Tug Driver Joined Jun 28, 2002 Messages 903 If anyone has this setup, I would appreciate a picture of how it looks/sits. Having my stock GN wheels widened to 8", and the 275's are next. The 235's just can't hang with the new turbo... Thanks.
If anyone has this setup, I would appreciate a picture of how it looks/sits. Having my stock GN wheels widened to 8", and the 275's are next. The 235's just can't hang with the new turbo... Thanks.
Jan 1, 2009 #2 SCOOBY DOO BASED CANADIAN PATRIOT!! Joined Feb 18, 2007 Messages 3,909 Here you go sir. Attachments tn_Picture 011.jpg 81.1 KB · Views: 458 tn_Picture 014.jpg 99.7 KB · Views: 451 tn_Picture 034.jpg 74.3 KB · Views: 435
Jan 1, 2009 #3 T turbopete Tug Driver Joined Jun 28, 2002 Messages 903 That just might work for me Are the rears 8"? If so, what is the backspacing? TIA.
Jan 1, 2009 #4 SCOOBY DOO BASED CANADIAN PATRIOT!! Joined Feb 18, 2007 Messages 3,909 turbopete said: Are the rears 8"? If so, what is the backspacing? TIA. Click to expand... Those are the stock 7" GN rims...front and rear. The tires on the rear are MT 275/50/15 Drag Radials.
turbopete said: Are the rears 8"? If so, what is the backspacing? TIA. Click to expand... Those are the stock 7" GN rims...front and rear. The tires on the rear are MT 275/50/15 Drag Radials.
Jan 1, 2009 #5 T turbopete Tug Driver Joined Jun 28, 2002 Messages 903 Good deal With the 8" wheel, and the correct backspacing, should be just right... Did you replace springs on that car? I finally figured out why, even with new shocks the back, the rear end kept bottoming out. 22 year old springs.
Good deal With the 8" wheel, and the correct backspacing, should be just right... Did you replace springs on that car? I finally figured out why, even with new shocks the back, the rear end kept bottoming out. 22 year old springs.
Jan 1, 2009 #6 SCOOBY DOO BASED CANADIAN PATRIOT!! Joined Feb 18, 2007 Messages 3,909 turbopete said: With the 8" wheel, and the correct backspacing, should be just right... Did you replace springs on that car? I finally figured out why, even with new shocks the back, the rear end kept bottoming out. 22 year old springs. Click to expand... To be completely honest, I don't know if the front or rear springs in my car are the originals.
turbopete said: With the 8" wheel, and the correct backspacing, should be just right... Did you replace springs on that car? I finally figured out why, even with new shocks the back, the rear end kept bottoming out. 22 year old springs. Click to expand... To be completely honest, I don't know if the front or rear springs in my car are the originals.
Jan 7, 2009 #8 C chris mccord Member Joined Nov 25, 2007 Messages 339 Same here but no current pics...just look up his car looks just like mine:biggrin: I'd better check the pole barn.
Same here but no current pics...just look up his car looks just like mine:biggrin: I'd better check the pole barn.
Jan 9, 2009 #9 T TurboBob Resident mad scientist Staff member Joined May 24, 2001 Messages 6,659 when I had my wheels widened, I had the shop widen them exactly 1", to the outboard direction. This means that the backspacing was not changed from stock. Bob
when I had my wheels widened, I had the shop widen them exactly 1", to the outboard direction. This means that the backspacing was not changed from stock. Bob
Jan 9, 2009 #10 T turbopete Tug Driver Joined Jun 28, 2002 Messages 903 Backspacing Jim at Tru Design said 4.1" backspacing is the correct choice for the tires I plan to use. They should be back next week.
Backspacing Jim at Tru Design said 4.1" backspacing is the correct choice for the tires I plan to use. They should be back next week.