track width
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track width
I posted this a few days on the wheels, tires suspension.....etc. No response.
So I'll try again here.
I have a 48 ,f1 with a camaro ifs and a 9 inch rear end from an 80's truck. The combo makes both front and rear about 3" wider than stock. puts tires close to fenders. (I only needabout1 1/2" on each side).
Are special wheels available that can reduce the track width by 1 or 2 inches
If available what are they called and who sells them.
So I'll try again here.
I have a 48 ,f1 with a camaro ifs and a 9 inch rear end from an 80's truck. The combo makes both front and rear about 3" wider than stock. puts tires close to fenders. (I only needabout1 1/2" on each side).
Are special wheels available that can reduce the track width by 1 or 2 inches
If available what are they called and who sells them.
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Here's some good reading material on determining what wheels fit a specific situation.
Newstalgia Wheel, American Racing Wheels, Boyd Coddington Wheels, Billet Vintiques, Colorado Custom Wheels, Cragar Wheels, Bonspeed Wheels, Foose Wheels, Radir Wheels, TQ Chrome
Newstalgia Wheel, American Racing Wheels, Boyd Coddington Wheels, Billet Vintiques, Colorado Custom Wheels, Cragar Wheels, Bonspeed Wheels, Foose Wheels, Radir Wheels, TQ Chrome
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What I meant above was to use the back spacing of the wheels that you have as a reference point to start from, and adding the amount you need to clear fenders. I went crazy trying to figure out my required backspacing from scratch.
