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    1. #1
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      RatedX Rushforth Wheels on Camaro *Pics*

      Here's a good picture of one our customer's cars with 18" front, and 19x10 rear "Rated X" Rushforth Wheels. These are a brushed finish center, and polished outer. From the looks of it, his project is coming along nicely... He's trying to finish it in time to make a road trip from the West Coast to Columbus, OH for the Good-Guys show.



      Last edited by DriverzInc; 03-20-2008 at 02:34 PM.


    2. #2
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      wow I love it.
      Matt

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      looking good
      Tim

      The WidowMaker: Garage Built 70 Chevelle

      Special Thanks To: Rushforth Wheels, MuscleRodz, Kore3 & SC&C

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      That is going to be one GREAT looking Camaro! Those wheels look killer too!

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      WOW, solid body. Love it.

    6. #6
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      "Hot Wheels" - can't wait to see the car done.

    7. #7
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      Great looking wheels and love the brushed centers.

      I was considering doing a 18 in front and 19 in the back on my project 68 Camaro but was not sure how well the 19 would fit in the rear. Do you have another picture of the rear so I can get an idea about clearance?
      Rick
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      " Better to Be Lucky than Good "

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      What size rubbers? I think the 18/19 combo is the perfect size for the 1st gen Camaro.

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      Hey jon, you said 19x10 rear wheels, whats the backspacing on them? They look huge..
      Matt

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      Love those wheels.. How much do they go for?

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      xlexus - call jon at driverzinc. they are more than resonable and he knows what fits as well.
      Tim

      The WidowMaker: Garage Built 70 Chevelle

      Special Thanks To: Rushforth Wheels, MuscleRodz, Kore3 & SC&C

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      Are those 2 piece or 3 piece wheels? I think a powder coated center with brushed hoops would be killer as well, those definately look nice though.
      "Champagne taste on a beer pocket book."

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      Quote Originally Posted by KQM052
      What size rubbers? I think the 18/19 combo is the perfect size for the 1st gen Camaro.
      the are 245/40R/18's and 295/35R19's, they fit great- Jon really nailed the off-set on the front- Rears are 4.25 backspacing. The car is mini-tubbed with 11.61 width on the back. Lots of room on the inside I just could justify at the time to spend the $$$ for a little more rim-Chris

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      Quote Originally Posted by Todds69
      Are those 2 piece or 3 piece wheels? I think a powder coated center with brushed hoops would be killer as well, those definately look nice though.
      they are 2 piece, but from what I understand Jon is working on tooling up a 3 piece Rushforth...Jon???...Jon????

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      Quote Originally Posted by vp23271
      Great looking wheels and love the brushed centers.

      I was considering doing a 18 in front and 19 in the back on my project 68 Camaro but was not sure how well the 19 would fit in the rear. Do you have another picture of the rear so I can get an idea about clearance?
      here is pic during mock-up about a month ago


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      rear image with 19" Rushforths



      car still needs to come down in the back. "Cool car BUT it needs to be lowered"- rumored to be the first words out of my mouth as a child-Chris

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      rendering


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      Sorry guys, EASTER weekend, put a crunch on 'board time'.

      YES, 3-pc is now available in EVERY design. So you can go two piece, with or without the hardware, or true 3-pc.

      XLexus, I will send you a PM with a quote. Paradise Road Rod & Custom is also now a dealer for Rushforth wheels, so you are welcome to contact them.

      If I missed any questions, please feel free to call, or email [email protected] 951-609-3483

      Glad everyone likes the wheels on the camaro, those sizes, with the shortened rear end and the min. backspace on the 19x10 really sets that car off!

    19. #19
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      Quote Originally Posted by vp23271
      I was considering doing a 18 in front and 19 in the back on my project 68 Camaro but was not sure how well the 19 would fit in the rear. Do you have another picture of the rear so I can get an idea about clearance?
      Jon,

      Maybe another pic if you could and tire size?

      Thanks,
      Rick
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      " Better to Be Lucky than Good "

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      Quote Originally Posted by youthpastor
      the are 245/40R/18's and 295/35R19's, they fit great- Jon really nailed the off-set on the front- Rears are 4.25 backspacing. The car is mini-tubbed with 11.61 width on the back. Lots of room on the inside I just could justify at the time to spend the $$$ for a little more rim-Chris
      Tire sizes are in this thread. The pictures we've posted, are all we have. Unless Chris has more... Chris?

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