Good morning,

The time has come to decide on rims for my '67 Delta 88. I would like to have the stagger fit. i on the fence though do i go 18" front and 20" rear or 20" all around or 20" front and 22" rear. Thoughts. i guess it really depends on what i can tuck underneath the wheel well.

 

What are the rest of the plans with the car? The 20 / 22 is hard to pull off and look right on a car. 20 / 20 will look better in most cases IMO. I rarly like the look of 18 / 20 combo. 19 /20 is just about perfect but the wheels and tires in 19 jump up in price by a lot.

 

My other plans are new interior, a decent stereo nothing drastic and new paint. Not going to modify the engine much. new carb, radiator and intake.

 

I was more looking suspension. You planning on slamming the car or run and air ride set up? Don't even think about a staggered set up if the car is not sitting on the ground.

 

I'd like to bag it but i have access to limited shops in my area. i though i could at least lower it but i am not sure what springs would work. Any advice?

 

Pretty sure Ridetech has a bolt on air suspension for that chassis.

 

Sorry but im kind of a novice when it comes to suspension. How do i figure out which one will fit..

 

I would get on the phone and call Air Ride Technologies (Ridetech) They will know exacty what would fit. You could build your own system for a lot less money but thats not a project for a novice.

 

Thanks

 

ok so I probably wont be doing the air ride. I found a shop but they want 7k to do the job. Any suggestions on springs?

 

I like the way it looks now. IMO, if you don't like a car riding like a log wagon, I would spend money on other things.

 

I have 22's and the stock 15's. the 22's give the same ride height as the 15's.

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i run 17x9.5 rear and 17x8 front centerlne wheels looks good IMO i HAVE HAD 22 ON T BUT OFFSET WAS WRONG AND it looked lke crap from rear or front there afre pics of my black 70 on here somewhere