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08-17-2011 #1
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1966 GTO A BODY looking for selection on 20 and 19's in the front
Can anyone please help I want to go 20 in the back and 19 in the fronts its there a good selection of wheels somewhere I can look at ??
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08-17-2011 #2
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Be careful. Putting aside the often debated "too big" issue, our cars have very little clearance. You'll need to be quite precise and I found that there was a good reason to not go larger than 18s beyond the obvious performance advantages of not going big just for the sake of appearance.
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Look no further www.RushforthWheels.com
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Originally Posted by robbie9999
I can't find the Gallery here at Pro-Touring ?? Someone may add that.
There's a car gallery over at lateral-g.net if you scroll down to the bottom of the page. http://www.lateral-g.net/
There's also a car gallery at BOZE:
http://www.bozeforged.com/gallery.html
These might help you see what different sizes look like on A-Body cars. Good luck !David
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Robbie, sell me that kegerator of yours and buy a set of custom wheels!
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Check out our site you'll find in our gallery at least a half dozen 66-67 a bodies with 19 fronts and 20 rears: www.driverzinc.com
Here's one we did:
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This is MENTAL !! can you please tell me the sizes and tires sizes ? was there any work done to get the wheels in and not rub ??
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Robbie
Originally Posted by DriverzInc
Check out our site you'll find in our gallery at least a half dozen 66-67 a bodies with 19 fronts and 20 rears: www.driverzinc.com
Here's one we did:
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Those wheels do look good. Guessing it's on air ride as well?
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Robbie here is what I can tell you I have the same exact wheels as the Black 67 Chevelle on my Chevelle. They are NewGen Splitters and to the best of my knowledge I believe DriversInc. went out of business. I did zero mods to the wheel houses on my 67 and they do not rub at all, however they do rub the front swaybar when it is cranked lock to lock. I don't autocross the car so to me it really does not matter. The rears are 20x10 and the fronts are 19X8. If you need more info. PM me and I'll get you what I have. Hope that helps.
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