Show me your fullsize wheels!!!!!!!
#1
Show me your fullsize wheels!!!!!!!
Come one Come all!!!!
Show me your 65-70 Full Size wheels.
I am interested in installing the Scarebird front disk brake setup. Unfortunately with this setup the factory wheels need to go.
I can install 1971 or later steel or aftermarket wheels to clear the calipers but am terrible coming up with ideas for wheels. If you have some pictures of these full size cars with aftermarket wheels it would be most appreciated.
Show me your 65-70 Full Size wheels.
I am interested in installing the Scarebird front disk brake setup. Unfortunately with this setup the factory wheels need to go.
I can install 1971 or later steel or aftermarket wheels to clear the calipers but am terrible coming up with ideas for wheels. If you have some pictures of these full size cars with aftermarket wheels it would be most appreciated.
#4
What is this Scarebird you speak of?
Behold, 15 inch junkyard Roadmasters!
Behold, 15 inch junkyard Roadmasters!
Come one Come all!!!!
Show me your 65-70 Full Size wheels.
I am interested in installing the Scarebird front disk brake setup. Unfortunately with this setup the factory wheels need to go.
I can install 1971 or later steel or aftermarket wheels to clear the calipers but am terrible coming up with ideas for wheels. If you have some pictures of these full size cars with aftermarket wheels it would be most appreciated.
Show me your 65-70 Full Size wheels.
I am interested in installing the Scarebird front disk brake setup. Unfortunately with this setup the factory wheels need to go.
I can install 1971 or later steel or aftermarket wheels to clear the calipers but am terrible coming up with ideas for wheels. If you have some pictures of these full size cars with aftermarket wheels it would be most appreciated.
#8
American Racing Outlaw II 15x8 (Front: 235/60/15 Rear: 275/60/15)
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My 70s 15x7.5 SSIII Rallyes that I just got installed today. (Front: 235/60/15 Rear: 275/60/15)
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My 70s 15x7.5 SSIII Rallyes that I just got installed today. (Front: 235/60/15 Rear: 275/60/15)
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#9
Smart man, bigger brakes = better performance for your investment on today's roads.
Hard to compete with modern braking systems in an emergency stop.
I have Foose Legends. They're VERY nice, ZERO maintenance, and are VERY cheap right now.
http://driverzinc.com/product/foose-legend-onepiece/
17"x8" up front and 18" x 9.5" in the rear
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A guy who is known for putting disc brake systems together.
http://www.scarebird.com/
Also check out Kore3 and Ed Miller.
Tobin @ Kore3 is a bigger brake GENIUS and he has outstanding support.
I highly recommend the C5 Z06 brake kits for the fronts.
Hard to compete with modern braking systems in an emergency stop.
I have Foose Legends. They're VERY nice, ZERO maintenance, and are VERY cheap right now.
http://driverzinc.com/product/foose-legend-onepiece/
17"x8" up front and 18" x 9.5" in the rear
June25thnewrims4.jpg
442Demotivator.jpg
A guy who is known for putting disc brake systems together.
http://www.scarebird.com/
Also check out Kore3 and Ed Miller.
Tobin @ Kore3 is a bigger brake GENIUS and he has outstanding support.
I highly recommend the C5 Z06 brake kits for the fronts.
Last edited by Aceshigh; September 26th, 2011 at 09:04 PM.
#13
I JUST got my wheels delivered and test fit them. Well actually only the rears where delivered the fronts are back-ordered. 15 x 10 Keystone Klassic, 15 x 8 for the front. Tires will be 215 60 15 front and 295 50 15 rear.
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