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my70stang

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new stance!

stock upper and lower arms

moog OEM springs cut 1.5 coils

15x7" all around



 

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ShAkE N BaKe!!

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ShAkE N BaKe!! said:
ohh...

- Whats the diffrence between Backspace and Offset? or are they the same thing with different names?
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I now know that I'm going to get (front) 17x7/ 4.25BS and (rear) 17x8/ 4.75BS
*The only thing I don't know is, what is "offset"? and what offset do I need?
 
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ron67fb

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Is Google banned where you live?
https://www.rsracing.com/tech-wheel.html
 

dodgestang

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if you are ordering a wheel by back spacing that is all you need to know.

offset and backspacing are essentially to different measurements taken on the same wheel.
 

ShAkE N BaKe!!

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okie dokie!
 

ShAkE N BaKe!!

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quick question!!

once I get my new wheels, if the front wheels sit a little IN or OUT than I want, is there anything I can do to get it right?
 
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ShAkE N BaKe!! said:
quick question!!

once I get my new wheels, if the front wheels sit a little IN or OUT than I want, is there anything I can do to get it right?
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Spacers or order the correct backspacing.
 

jlangholzj

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fellas!!!! my new rims just got in!!!!

14x6 all around AM racing Torque thrust D's

205/60R14 front and 225/60R14 rears i think their herc. tires

a little more meaty than my current set up pics by mid to late next week.
 

ShAkE N BaKe!!

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I just ordered my new wheels!! I bought 17x7 4.25Bs for the front and 17x8 4.75 Bs for the rear. Cant wait to get them!!
BTW..nice cars people, keep posting
 

68keyblr

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I'm running 17x8 on all for corners, 4.75 backspacing. Tires are 17x45x235.

Front springs are 620's with 1/2 coil cut

Rear are 4 1/2 leaf mid-eye leafs


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BlwnGazkit

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68keyblr said:
I'm running 17x8 on all for corners, 4.75 backspacing. Tires are 17x45x235.

Front springs are 620's with 1/2 coil cut

Rear are 4 1/2 leaf mid-eye leafs


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(2) Questions::::

One, did you have to roll your front fenders??

and Two, is that you in the second photo?
 

68keyblr

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BlwnGazkit said:
(2) Questions::::

One, did you have to roll your front fenders??

and Two, is that you in the second photo?
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1. I rolled the fenders a little, could use some more. It doesn't rub at all unless I hit a pretty big bump. There's no rubbing on normal cornering on a decent road. Makes me nervous to try to roll them too much *after* the paint job.

2. Nope, that's my sister Her husband (my brother in law) has a 58 Chevy that he is restoring, so they like to go to the car shows with my wife and I and my parents (rsev216, 65 vert).
 
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BlwnGazkit

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Lol, didn't think that was you but she sure looks possesive of that car!

You can use a heat gun to avoid damaging the paint when you finish rolling the fenders. Did you use one of those rolling tools or a bat?
 

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You Can View Pic's and Description of my 1966 Mustang at the link below...
http://www.allmustangandfordclub.com/MembersRide-MarlonMitchell.html
 

68keyblr

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BlwnGazkit said:
Lol, didn't think that was you but she sure looks possesive of that car!

You can use a heat gun to avoid damaging the paint when you finish rolling the fenders. Did you use one of those rolling tools or a bat?
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Yeah, that Mustang has been in the family since '93 and has been driven by most of my sisters at one time or another. I bought it from my Dad in about '98 or so and started restoring it in 2002.

Unfortunately, I used a technique that the body shop guy told me to do and I didn't do it right and put a few ripples in the passenger side fender lip

He said to slowly pinch it with vice grips after protecting the paint with several layers of tape. I think I pinched too much at a time.

Thanks for the heat gun tip, if I get a rolling tool and save up my courage I might give it another try...but it doesn't rub enough for me to worry about it and when it does rub it doesn't hurt the tire at all, doesn't even leave a mark.
 

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Rolling Fenders....
http://www.fly-ford.com/MM0105-How_To_Roll_Fenders-0407.htm
 

12sec67

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68Eleclone said:
is it possible to fit 17x10.5 inch wheels in the back of a 67-68 fastback with no rubbing issues? Deep dish with a Cobra IRS.
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my 67 turbo coupe with 17x7's and 17x11's in rear with stock wheel wells but with shorter rear end


 

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my wides ride
 

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musta been a sale on silver
 
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68keyblr said:
I'm running 17x8 on all for corners, 4.75 backspacing. Tires are 17x45x235.

Front springs are 620's with 1/2 coil cut

Rear are 4 1/2 leaf mid-eye leafs
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Is that the Maier one-piece front valance?
 
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