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| Guest | The rims are weld draglites 15x7 up front and 15X10 rear. The tires are 205/75/15 up front and ET Streets 30x12.5x15 rear. The stock rim/tire combo weighed in at 65-70 lbs each, and the front rim/tire combo weighs 25 lbs while the rear rim/tire combo weighs 45 lbs. So 40 lbs off the rear and 80 lbs off the front if I did the math correctly ![]() Now the pics. Rear view: Front rim: The stance: Last pic: I think I like the stance ![]() ------------------ SVT# 3617 IN 1994 |
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| Guest | Very sweet! You gotta love the big & skinney look. ------------------ -Joe C. #5190 in '93 Full Bassani, Nastruck exit. Roller conversion, used blower cam. TFS/Fox Lake heads stage 1 port. MSD 6A and Blaster coil. 42lb FMS injectors. Extrude Hone lower intake. Pro-M 80mm MAF PSP Mas Air. Flex-a-lite 212 fan. Race Systems chip. 396 rwhp 426 rwtq 13.30 @104 Intercooled turbo on it's way. |
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| Guest | Hey Dave, Been busy, huh? Dude I have to cruise by your house one of these days after work. Truck looks good man! I'll call you up later. Luis ------------------ "People say racing is dangerous, but i'll take my chances on the track anyday than on a highway" James Dean Bassani X-pipe Jacobs Level 10 shift kit and then some... |
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| Guest | YO DAVE! That setup looks bad azz bro! My truck doesn't sit like that w/ the draglites ![]() What's the backspaceing on the 15/7's? It might be different than mine. Definitly looks killer though.....ya gotta love the stance! And Dominic? You have wayyyyyy too much time & money to play with, lol. Those bogarts are a fortune man! I talked to you at the ECS dyno day & you mentioned the truck was home getting the heads done, now wheels too? What else, lol?!?! What size tire are you running up front? I run a 165 on my capri & she's REAL SQUIRRLLY at the top end. I can't imagine it in an L! I'd be careful & definitly put a paportioning (spelling?) valve in. When she gets loose, it's no picnic getting her back under control w/ those little bicycle tires up front! You're not streeting that setup, are you? |
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