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t_visker · 09-27-2006, 09:01 PM

"Wheels and tires: 7" front 8" rear is the best combo, no 10"-too wide for the car."

So what If I do 14x6 front and 15x8 rear?

So is rear end even that big of a deal then? I will be producing under 350 hp.

I would love to get way without doing rear end work but if it is a big factor to the speed of my car I will do it.

Money is a huge factor so of course if rear end won't do that much for me I would love to put my money towards other stuff for the car.

Also gas mileage is not a problem because the car will get driven to car shows and nice days only. And I live in SD so we know that isn't to often

Thank you again Orange 442 for the help!!

09-27-2006, 09:01 PM	#11 (permalink)
t_visker Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 13	"Wheels and tires: 7" front 8" rear is the best combo, no 10"-too wide for the car." So what If I do 14x6 front and 15x8 rear? So is rear end even that big of a deal then? I will be producing under 350 hp. I would love to get way without doing rear end work but if it is a big factor to the speed of my car I will do it. Money is a huge factor so of course if rear end won't do that much for me I would love to put my money towards other stuff for the car. Also gas mileage is not a problem because the car will get driven to car shows and nice days only. And I live in SD so we know that isn't to often Thank you again Orange 442 for the help!!