Reply to "anyone running hall wheels with big rubber??"

parapanteraIf you can't fix it with a hammer.....you have an electrical problem.

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Originally posted by craneman:
most specific,i am looking for the rear spacing measurment so i can order some custom wheels to fit within the stock body of my '74 without rubbing problems.i would like 16 x 8 up front and 17 x 11 in the rear that hold 335 35...i need the measurment fron the hub mounting surface of the wheel to the inside edge of the rim.
Crane, My back spacing measures 6.3"
anyone?

5/23/042:53 PM

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