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    1. #1
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      Photos: Boyd 18s on my 1970 Chevelle SS

      Here is my new wheel/tire combo for the Chevelle.

      Boyd Coddington "Junkyard Dog - Old School Gray"
      Front: 18x8 with 4.0" backspacing
      Rear: 18x10 with 5.5" backspacing
      wheels were around ~$1600/set shipped

      Tires are custom modified BFG KDW2, with the red lines added on by Diamond Back Classics.
      Front: 245/40-18
      Rear: 295/35-18
      Tires were around ~$1400/set shipped



      The wheel centers are not painted, they appear to be glass bead blasted aluminum and are bare. In direct sunlight, the blasted area sparkles pretty cool. It was getting dark, so these are the best pics I could get for now. The car is factory ride height, and I had to roll the rear fender lips to make sure these tires would not rub. I use an Eastwood fender roller on my cars, works great.











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    2. #2
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      Love the wheels and LOVE the redlines!!!

      Very cool!
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    3. #3
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      Those look great! and I agree the redlines are a nice touch...
      Looks like the front could come down a bit.....IMO..
      That car is BEAUTIFUL!

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      haha, yeah I agree. The front didn't have a chance to settle for these pics. I mounted them, backed down the driveway and shot the photos before it got dark. Then I went for a spin around the block and the front sits level again.

      Plus, the trunk is full of cast iron BBC parts, I mean FULL.
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    5. #5
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      Gotta agree with Larry...the redlines are awesome

    6. #6
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      Sweet!
      Herb

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      Quote Originally Posted by dafabricata
      Looks like the front could come down a bit.....IMO..
      Yeah, that is my fault for not driving the car around before snapping the photos. It was getting dark, so I just put the wheels on and backed out of the garage for pics. The front didn't settle yet, until after I drove it around the block. Funny pics, it looks like I have an SBC with BBC springs up front ;)
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    8. #8
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      How much frame clearance do you have on the inside with the 5.5" BS? I'm going to 18X11's with 315's and figure I can get away with 6.25 to 6.5" but have to do some careful measuring to be sure.

      Thanks

    9. #9
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      neat finish on the wheels and the redlines are a great idea

    10. #10
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      Quote Originally Posted by gmorris
      How much frame clearance do you have on the inside with the 5.5" BS? I'm going to 18X11's with 315's and figure I can get away with 6.25 to 6.5" but have to do some careful measuring to be sure.

      Thanks
      I reached back there and had plenty of room with these 295s. I'll bet 305 wide would fit nicely too.
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    11. #11
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      That is awesome.

      I really, really want 18" Goodyear F1 redlines for the GTO, I just can't justify the $ right now.
      Matt
      1965 Pontiac GTO – Spotts 421 Tripower | TKO600 | 3.90s | Vintage AC | Baers | Hotchkis/SPC/BMR Suspension | Intro Vistas | BFG KDW Redlines | 06 GTO Seats

    12. #12
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      Tony,
      Looking good.
      Normally I do not care for a redline tire on that type of wheel/tire combo.
      But in this case it really POPS!
      Scott
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    13. #13
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      The wheels look really good,I like natural metel wheels on red cars.
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      Nick R.
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    15. #15
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      Looking Goooood!
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    16. #16
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      Those redlines look awesome! Do you by the tires from Diamond or to you buy them and send the tires to them?

    17. #17
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      Wow those redlines really mkae your car pop. loving the whole package.
      Chris Smock aka Blazed67
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    18. #18
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      The wheels look awesome, as do the redlines. Nice work, Tony!

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      Quote Originally Posted by bingham72
      Those redlines look awesome! Do you by the tires from Diamond or to you buy them and send the tires to them?
      Diamond will buy the tires and modify them for you, that is what I did.
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    20. #20
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      Nineball who did you order the wheels from...it definately looks sweet I wouldn't mind having those wheels in all polished....

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