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    1. #1
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      9" rear end 69 camaro

      It's time to get the rear end for my camaro i have a miny tub kit and want the biggest lip i can get on my rear wheels what with should i go with and any one have one i can buy from them?



    2. #2
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      18"/19" x 12"

      '69 Figherbird
      beauty's not in the budget

    3. #3
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      Check this out, 9" housing equipped with full floating hubs. If you order it 56" wheel mount to wheel mount you can install the 18/19x12 deep wheels.

      http://9inchfloater.com/CompleteRrEn...rEnd_28_31.htm
      Steve Hayes
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    4. #4
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      A 56" rear is only going to give you a 5" to 5.25" lip. You will have to go a lot shorter for a deeper lip. Check out our website and look at Payback and EmptyNest, both have deep 6" lips.

      Also, the depth of the lip has a lot to do the suspension system, the mounting pad on the particular wheel you are using, brake caliper clearance. What wheel you want to use will dictate some of this. We have it all down to a science if you want to discuss.

    5. #5
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      Thanks frank I will let you know asap

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      i know our first test car had 20x 12 with a 4.5"BS Pauls green 69 http://www.speedtechperformance.com/...rod/prd201.htm
      Blake Foster
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      St. George Utah.
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    7. #7
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      Frank, just for the record I got that 56" number from you.
      Steve Hayes
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    8. #8
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      56" gives the "standard" 6" BS, 5" outer lip we are all used to seeing on the majority of cars. The deeper lips are less common and require a shorter rear. Some people love the deep lips (Me), some people do not like the big difference in the front and rear lips.

    9. #9
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      Frank, PM sent. Please reply
      Steve Hayes
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    10. #10
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      If you are starting from scratch (no wheels, tires, or rear housing) why not go ahead and acquire the wheels and tires of your choice. Place them under the car and measure for your rear housing dimensions?

    11. #11
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      Quote Originally Posted by TheJDMan View Post
      Frank, PM sent. Please reply
      JD, your wheels are being built like MotiV8tr wheels with 5" outer lip.

    12. #12
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      Frank the 6" wheels look sick how much for a fab 9, or a m9 rear axle housing and axles no center?




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