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    1. 06-17-2010 #1
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      Wheel fitment on 1967 camaro.

      I've been having a little trouble with my car build lately which led me to almost sell it, but jason rushforth got a hold of me and decided to help me save some money in the wheel area so i can get it on the road. Great guy and tons of help with info and etc. Same along with all the other great members/vendors on this forum.

      But i was just making sure if these fitments are dead on for my 67 camaro.

      18x8 with 4.875" BS and 18x9 with 5.25" BS

      i was told to get 5.5bs in the rear but just double checking.

      -Dan

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    3. 06-17-2010 #2
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      That's the same exact size and backspace of my Rushforths from Frank at Prodigy for my 69 . You're good.
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      That's been the staple fit for any stock, or lowered first gen for years now. Its been proven time and time again to be spot on.
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      Is this at stock ride height and no mini-tubbing? I was having the same issue on my 67 as well...

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      anyone know this answer??

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      Quote Originally Posted by RamAirGod View Post
      anyone know this answer??
      no mini-tub required. and Jon said it best.....

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      That's been the staple fit for any stock, or lowered first gen for years now. Its been proven time and time again to be spot on.
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      Quote Originally Posted by dlouie87 View Post
      I've been having a little trouble with my car build lately which led me to almost sell it, but jason rushforth got a hold of me and decided to help me save some money in the wheel area so i can get it on the road. Great guy and tons of help with info and etc. Same along with all the other great members/vendors on this forum.

      But i was just making sure if these fitments are dead on for my 67 camaro.

      18x8 with 4.875" BS and 18x9 with 5.25" BS

      i was told to get 5.5bs in the rear but just double checking.

      -Dan
      what si8ze tires and what is your stance low med or high?

      rocker height is a good place to judge height
      From a place you will not see comes a sound you will not hear....

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