Reply to "215/60 15 Front Tires?"

bobhudsonMember

Hi George

The 275/60's on 8" spare wheels in the previous picture were on the car temporarily in place of the 10" with 295/50 because one of the 295's blistered earlier but the original tires were 225/50 front and 295/50 rear as shown in the picture attached.

I had seen a post or article referring to original bumper height is the reason I asked but true level and measuring rocker panel height is best I agree.

The previous owner had the adjustable shocks down to lower the car with a lot of negative camber in the rear which I adjusted to current height. Rough measurements on my uneven floor indicate the bottom of rear rocker panel is approx. 5/8" higher than at front of rocker. I'll find a level surface and adjust to suit.

Thanks,

Bob

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