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  1. #1
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    Default G bodys with 18x9.5 rear or 17x9.5 front

    i am getting ready to order some wheels and tires for my 88 Monte SS
    i am thinking of going the vette replica route due to the price and my current budget.
    People on some other sites say i can get 9.5's in the front butno one has them on with pics or proof
    does anyone have any 9.5's on the front of there g body and if so do ya haqve any pics
    and does anyone have any pics of some vette wheels on there g body
    Anything will help
    thanks
    ben

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    I'm pretty sure John Bzdel has 9.5 wide fronts on his LS7 powered 87 SS.

    Just checked http://www.ls7montess.com/ and found he has 8.5" wide fronts with 275 width tires. I have that width tires on the back on a 9.5" wide wheel.
    Scot
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    I have 9.5 out fron and 10.5 in the rear....the front rub a lil bit b/c I have the front lowered alot. I am currently making new inner fenders. I could probably just raise up the inner fenders too but I want to make my own.





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    on your 10.5 in the rear did you mini tub i assume or did ya fit them in there

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    Quote Originally Posted by chumscustoms View Post
    on your 10.5 in the rear did you mini tub i assume or did ya fit them in there
    Same question, and what size/brand tires you running?
    THanks,
    Scot
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    Quote Originally Posted by Samckitt View Post
    Same question, and what size/brand tires you running?
    THanks,
    Scot
    The rear has a frame notch. The rear tires are 295/35/18 BFG KDW 2's.
    Douglas Lutes
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    "Never race anything you can't afford to set on fire and push off a cliff."


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    I guess I need to break down & rent a plasma cutter & go to work!
    Scot
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    Quote Originally Posted by Samckitt View Post
    I guess I need to break down & rent a plasma cutter & go to work!
    I have one. Since you are in VA you can't be to far away. Come up to my shop and let's do this!!!
    Douglas Lutes
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    "Never race anything you can't afford to set on fire and push off a cliff."


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    4:15 hour drive. In the Monte might be a little far. LOL Sic, Have you done yours?
    Scot
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    Soon to get a near 500hp LS2/T56
    http://www.pro-touring.com/showthrea...getting-an-LS2

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    Marc @ SC&C did mine back in 2006. I am confident enough now with welding and all that I know I can do it.
    Douglas Lutes
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    "Never race anything you can't afford to set on fire and push off a cliff."


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    I'm pretty sure I can do it too. Just finding time to do it.

    What size rear tires you running now?
    Scot
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    Quote Originally Posted by Samckitt View Post
    I'm pretty sure I can do it too. Just finding time to do it.

    What size rear tires you running now?
    I said it above.......295/35/18.
    Douglas Lutes
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    "Never race anything you can't afford to set on fire and push off a cliff."


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    Oh yeah, sorry, got confused there for a second.
    Scot
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