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    1. #1
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      66 Impala SS Ridetech Suspension

      I installed a ridetech ride pro digital 4-way air ride, shock wave shocks, strong arm tubular control arms suspension. With
      Rushforth “Wildside” wheels 19 x 9, 20 x 10.5 Michelin Pilot Sport ps2 275/40zr-19, 315/35zr-20


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    2. #2
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      Pittsburgh Pa.
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      Wow!!!

    3. #3
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      Shelton WA
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    4. #4
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      Beautiful job with the car! Thanks for sharing!


      Ridetech Suspsension
      Tech Specialist
      Phone: 812.481.4734

      Project Fox
      1979 Trans Am

    5. #5
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      Any other details on the car?

    6. #6
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      Thanks for all the great comments on my car.
      Here's more details...

      MY FIRST CAR… PURCHASED IT WHILE IN HIGH SCHOOL IN 1980 FOR $50.
      NOW SHARES GARAGE WITH A ’66 CHEVELLE SS 396 IN STEILACOOM, WA

      ENGINE: 468 CID BIG BLOCK CHEV
      EDELBROCK PERFORMER ALUMINUM HEADS,
      TORKER II INTAKE,
      COMP CAM ROLLER ROCKERS & PUSHRODS
      MARCH PULLEYS, SERPENTINE BELT

      IGNITION: MALLORY HYFIRE, UNILITE DISTRIBUTOR, COIL

      TRANNY: B & M TURBO 350 AND SHIFTER
      HUGHES 3000 STALL CONVERTER

      EXHAUST: HOOKER COMP HEADERS, 3” ALUMINIZED DUAL W/H-PIPE,
      HOOKER AEROCHAMBER MUFFLER

      REAREND: GM 12 BOLT POSI.
      3.73 RICHMOND GEAR

      SUSPENSION: FRONT: ridetech RIDE PRO DIGITAL 4-WAY air ride,
      SHOCK WAVE SHOCKS, STRONG ARM TUBULAR CONTROL ARMS
      REAR: HOTCHKIS REAR ADJUSTABLE SUSPENSION,
      RIDETECH COOL RIDE REAR SYSTEM WITH HQ SERIES SHOCKS

      BRAKES: SSBC 4 WHEEL DISC

      WHEELS: RUSHFORTH “WILDSIDE”
      FRONT: 19 X 9 REAR: 20 X 10.5

      TIRES: MICHELIN PILOT SPORT PS2
      FRONT: 275/40ZR-19 REAR: 315/35ZR-20

      INTERIOR: STOCK 66 IMPALA SS
      CUSTOM DASH WITH AUTOMETER CARBON FIBER GAUGES

      PAINT: BLACK LACQUER (CAR WAS PAINTED IN 1986)

    7. #7
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    8. #8
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      Did you have to do any modifications to get the 10.5" wheels to fit in the back?
      Any rubbing issues?

    9. #9
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      Great looking ride!! how does it handle driving
      Steve
      1969 Chevelle SS 496
      1965 Lemans Coupe


    10. #10
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      Nice!!!!!!
      Big dreams, small pockets....

      Chris--
      '72 Cutlass S LSA/T56 Magnum
      Bowler Performance, Forgeline, Speedtech, ATS, Speartech, KORE3, Ridetech coilovers

      Project Motor City Madness

    11. #11
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      Great looking car all around! My wife is obsessed with 65-68 Impalas. I'll be sending her a link to this thread for inspiration.

    12. #12
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    13. #13
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      College Station, TX
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      Can you take a picture of how the front spherical pivot fits into the frame at the old strut rod position?

      This is the same as my '64 Riviera and curious how it fits on the car.

      Thanks,
      Central TEXAS Sleeper
      Experimental Physicist

      '64 Riviera T-type: 4.1L Buick Turbo6, 4L80E, L67 OBDII SEFI swap

      ROA# 9790

    14. #14
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      Good to see you and the car on here, Ken! That car is the epitome of wheels and stance! Hope to see you soon when the weather breaks.
      Jason

    15. #15
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      I'm glad this thread got bumped again, such a clean car...


      Ridetech Suspsension
      Tech Specialist
      Phone: 812.481.4734

      Project Fox
      1979 Trans Am

    16. #16
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      Quote Originally Posted by crayzatsea View Post
      Did you have to do any modifications to get the 10.5" wheels to fit in the back?
      Any rubbing issues?
      Any word on the modifications you had to do?

    17. #17
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      I did some minor trimming on the inner fender lip and the frame around the coil spring housing hump to fit the 315/35-20 tires. The rear wheels have a 5.75 backspace and I highly recommended installing an adjustable panhard bar.

    18. #18
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      Thanks Jason! I'm looking forward to seeing you sometime this summer!

    19. #19
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      Quote Originally Posted by crayzatsea View Post
      Did you have to do any modifications to get the 10.5" wheels to fit in the back?
      Any rubbing issues?

      I did some minor trimming on the inner fender lip and the frame around the coil spring housing hump to fit the 315/35-20 tires. The rear wheels have a 5.75 backspace and I highly recommended installing an adjustable panhard bar.

    20. #20
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      Front wheel spec

      Any Chance you have the Backspace for your front wheels?




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