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    1. #1
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      Steve Hayes' 1968 Camaro SS on Forgeline WC3 Wheels

      Steve's 1968 Camaro SS is equipped with DSE subframe, subframe connectors, & mini-tubs, Chris Alston Chassisworks G-Link, Moser 9" full floating hub rear end, coil over shocks on all four corners, Corvette C6 Z06 brakes, 350 small block Chevy w/T10 4 speed, and Forgeline WC3 wheels (18x10 front & 18x12 rear). See more in the Forgeline customer gallery at: http://www.forgeline.com/customer_ga...ew.php?cvk=621
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      Mark Schetter
      Forgeline Motorsports, LLC
      Dayton, Ohio
      1-800-886-0093 x12
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      www.forgeline.com





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    2. #2
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      What size tires are mounted on these wheels? The wheels and the overall stance are perfect..job well done.



    3. #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by 32deucecoupe View Post
      What size tires are mounted on these wheels? The wheels and the overall stance are perfect..job well done.
      It is a 275/35/18 in the front. Not sure about the rear. Steve is lurking in these forums somewhere...
      Mark Schetter
      Forgeline Motorsports, LLC
      Dayton, Ohio
      1-800-886-0093 x12
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    4. #4
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      That is one nice camaro. They are 335s on the rear. Don't remember all the other specs. If you look for JDMan on here or Lat g you will see the build on this camaro. Love those wheels so much that I have the same ones for my 68 Camaro but with satin black centers.
      Guy S.

      68 Camaro LS1, T56, Forgeline WC3
      69 El Camino BBC 4spd A/C Cruise SOLD
      2012 Dodge Crewcab Diesel 4x4

    5. #5
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      Thanks for the complements guys, the rears are 335/30-18 BFG KDW's all around.
      Steve Hayes
      "Dust Off"
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    6. #6
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      Where would one find your build thread? Not that i plan to copy your car, but i definatetly like the overall looks. thanks

    7. #7
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      i cant wait for my ga3's to show up. i guess they shipped out friday. was hoping there would have been a teaser pic of them

    8. #8
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      Quote Originally Posted by icemanrd19 View Post
      i cant wait for my ga3's to show up. i guess they shipped out friday. was hoping there would have been a teaser pic of them
      With PRI last week, I didn't get any shots of wheels on the assembly rack. Sorry... :(
      Mark Schetter
      Forgeline Motorsports, LLC
      Dayton, Ohio
      1-800-886-0093 x12
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    9. #9
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      they will be here tomorrow. Hopefully my setup will shed more light on running a 18x9.5 on a dse subframe. Alot of what ifs




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