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The end of my 2014 summer??? :(
#21
Get er done!!! Can't wait to see them on! More money! More money! More money!!! Thats what its all about!
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Warhawkfight34 Wrote:Get er done!!! Can't wait to see them on! More money! More money! More money!!! Thats what its all about!

Oh... I Got 'Er Done!

Can't wait to put these tire, wheel, spacer, adapter issues behind me.
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DannyHavs Wrote:Here's the wheel tire package I'm looking at... any concerns or anything I'm missing with these fitting in my '66?

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Hello Danny,

Are you thinking of running the P215/70R/15 Radial T/A tires on all four corners, or just on the front? I think that size is fine for the front, but might be a bit narrow for the rear for me.

On my 1966 Coronet 500, I'm currently running a set of the P185/60R/15 B.F.G. (radial) Traction T/A tires with 15x4 Weld Draglite wheels on the front and a set of the P235/60R/15 B.F.G. Radial T/A tires with 15x7 Weld Draglite wheels on the rear. The only issue with running different sized wheels and tires front and rear, is that you can't rotate the tires, but my car doesn't get driven much, so it's not a big deal for me, but that might be very important for you.

[Image: My1966Coronet500-1.jpg]

[Image: 1966Coronet500-Nov200811.jpg]

[Image: 1966Coronet500-frontsideview.jpg]

The pictures below show my car back in 1991 and 1992 after I had finished it's restoration. At that time I was running P235/60R/15 B.F.G. Radial T/A tires with 15x7 American Racing Champ 500 wheels on all four corners and had no issues front or rear.

Richard

[Image: My1966Coronet500-AfterRestorationin1992-1.jpg]

[Image: My1966Coronet500AfterRestorationin1991-SideView.jpg]

[Image: My1966Coronet500AfterRestorationIn1991-P...View-2.jpg]
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#24
Alright... it's done!

It's like a whole new car.

I replaced those bias-ply tires with a new set of radials... and installed new wheels with correct backspacing.

Could not be happier with the results and the way it handles.

Thanks again for the advice... I really appreciate it.

Here he is... all cleaned up for a show Cops & Rodders this past weekend. Smile

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#25
Good to hear Danny

Car looks sweet !!!!
The Idaho Andy
I love the smell of race fuel in the morning
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#26
Looks great.
President, New England chapter of Coronetaholics anonomous.
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#27
Hello Danny,

I agree with Andy, your Coronet looks fantastic with the new wheels and tires and I'm so happy to hear that you're happy with them! Cool

Richard
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#28
LOOKS AWESOME!!!
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#29
that's the look
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#30
There is a tool made just for cutting the swage on those wheel studs. I have used them and they work, just don't cut TOOOO much. http://www.goodson.com/Brake-Drum-Swedge-Cutting-Tool/

John
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