Who has 15x10 weld prostars in the rear?

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Im gonna be ordering my 15x10 pro stars to match my skinnies soon. Just wanna make sure they will fit without too many issues?

What backspacing would i need? Also is it neccesary to get longer wheel studs? I already have the hardened ones that comes with my 31 spline superior axles.

One other thing, what size Et streets would go with these rims? Im gonna go with a 26 inch tire.

Thanks guys.

 

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26X11.5X15 would be the right choice, but they may rub. I have been researching a lot on drag wheels lately, and I saw what backspacing and such those with 15X10s are running on 94-newer cars, but I don't remember it now. I'm getting a set of bogarts for the front of my car, I can't afford to do the rears at this time.

 

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you want 6.5" backspacing. All you mayneed to do for clearance is bend the e-brake cable bracket down (that's on the cotrol arm) and maybe pund down/in the inner fender seam thats towards the rear so it don't rub. You'll want the longer studs, especially if you race at a track they will check. The hubs on weld weels are about an inch thick. You'll also have to get the long shank style lug nuts

 

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Thanks for the replies guys.

Last 5.0 - Do you have a link to the correct studs or a part number? Thanks.

 

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depends, you said you have 31 spline superior axles....are they screw in or press in?? Before I got aftermarket axles, I used ARP 1/4-20x3" thread wheel studs that had like a .615 knurl. When I ordered my Moroso axles I got them with 3" studs and they are the screw in type (from the back).

 

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Stock style are press in correct? i didnt put the studs on, the guy who settup the gears/diff did it. I kno he had to use one of my stock studs for time being since only 9 came with the axles.