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    1. 02-12-2006 #1
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      iForged 18s are on - Photos

      I finally got around to ordering some new tires and mounted up the iForged "Classic" wheels. Here are the specs and photos.



      Brand: iForged
      Style: "Classic"
      Front: 18x8 w 5.0 backspace
      Rear: 18x10 w/ 5.5 backspace

      Nitto tires, 245/40/18 fronts, 285/35/18 rears

      BTW, the car is still stock. I've only restored some of the interior and replaced the convertible top so far.

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    3. 02-12-2006 #2
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      Lookin' good Tony.
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      Good god Tony, I swear you have some of the sexiest cars around man. If my `67 comes out looking half as nice as any of your first gens, i'm going to be well on my way to being a happy man.
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      Tony, very nice... Couple of Q's:

      Do you plan to lower the car?
      Do they rub?
      Do you plan to roll the lips?
      Are you running a stock length rear?

      Thanks dude!
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      Nice wheels...looks like it needs some brakes out back..
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      Nice wheels Tony. It's nice to see something different. I had a rendering of those wheels on my Mustang.
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      do you plan to lower it ? if so are you rolling the lip . looks as if it will contact the lip . but it is going to sit that high all the time probably wont hurt anything?
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      Nice 4wd. j/k. It must be hard tearing into a perfectly driveable car.

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      Guys, the car is still relatively stock. I'm just in the parts gathering stage right now. I like to keep them drivable and enjoyable until I tear them into pieces and redo them.

      Yes, it will be lowered just like my last one, probably an air ride suspension. I'll have to roll the lips on the rear. No big deal, had to do it on the last car too. The car has a stock width 12-bolt axle. No plans on mini-tubbing it. Thats too much work for hardly any gain.
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      Looks great tony!!! The rims look cool
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      Real nice...looking forward to the progress pics as well.
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      So, Tony..... Are you gonna lower it? lol... Just kidding. Looks great.
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      Quote Originally Posted by MuscleRodz
      Nice 4wd. j/k. It must be hard tearing into a perfectly driveable car.

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