Reply to "18"/19" Wheel and Tire Advice"

motorcity72Member

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Originally posted by Cyboman:
If anyone has backspacing measurements for MotorCity72, I'm sure they'd be helpful to him. He has a stockbodied Pantera, so stock wheel backspacing would work, and so would a set of 16" or 17" fronts and 17" or 18" rears. If you can, post how far the sidewall of a front and a rear tire is in from the fender lip. Pictures also speak a thousand words!

Michael

Thanks for all the help Michael. I was already looking into tire sizes once I received your email response. With that formula you linked me to, I should be able to come up with something pretty quick. Then all I have to do is start making some phone calls. I will keep everyone posted as to my findings as far as my wheel/tire combo goes.

-Walt

9/6/058:20 AM

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