What new wheels and tires should I get?

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66nathen

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I have a 66 and i want fat nice tires, but dont want huge fat drack radials, but i dont want skinny pizza cutter tires either. What are sum good tires that will look nice and be good for nice launch off on the street? also if anyone knows a website where i can order sum nice lookin wheels tha'd be sweet too. thanx
OH! and where i can order sum nice air shocks for cheap....

 

SoCalCruising

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There is soooooo much wheel/tire info on here ... try some searches and you will get lots of info. Only use advice from those having or have had 65/66 cars, though. Good luck.

 

ga289stocker

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I went w/ the TT II's, very popular wheel, lots of guys have them. I went w/
17x8 4.75 b/s. I run a 225/45/17 on front and 255/40/17 rear Kumho tire. There really are tons of choices...

 

302 coupe

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After you learn how to properly spell and use some/sum in the proper way, do a search for tires/wheels and for air shocks. You're not breaking any new ground here and this has been discussed too much as is.

 

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66nathen

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302 coupe said:

After you learn how to properly spell and use some/sum in the proper way, do a search for tires/wheels and for air shocks. You're not breaking any new ground here and this has been discussed too much as is.

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whoa whoa whoa. It doesnt matter if Im breaking new ground...its a forum, I can ask any question I feel I need advice for... And SUMones gettin their panties in a bunch. Its a forum, knowone needs to spell every single word correctly. So...than"X" to those who were interested in helping me and keeping this a "friendly" forum for the public to use...

 

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palerider94

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http://www.mustangmonthly.com/techarticles/mump_0507_ford_mustang_large_wheels_fit/

Try this site out - don't worry about spelling - i d odn't.

 

Dothang67

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66nathen said:

whoa whoa whoa. It doesnt matter if Im breaking new ground...its a forum, I can ask any question I feel I need advice for... And SUMones gettin their panties in a bunch. Its a forum, knowone needs to spell every single word correctly. So...than"X" to those who were interested in helping me and keeping this a "friendly" forum for the public to use...

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I think 302 Coupe didnt meant to be unfriendly, but indeed there is a huge amount on info already discussed in previous threads that could help you out, if after reading some or all of the posts you have a doubt you are in your right to ask.
I wish I could help you out but I have stockish wheels

 

dodgestang

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Winning friends fast I see

4 post, 2 threads.....about the same thing

Anyway, link in the sig will point you to my wheel chart...it gets mentioned from time to time and is a half decent resource to help learn/figure out what will work on your car with what you have, that way you are not reliant on anyone else for information that may or may not be useful/accurate for your specific car.

 

Z06killinSBF

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Get some old school Saleens like mine!!!

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