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    1. #1
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      Photoshop/lowering help!

      Can someone please lower this damn thing for me! i want to see what it is going to look like lowered....

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    2. #2
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      Oh yeah I bought 245/45/18s and the profile is too high, anyone have any ideas what size front tires I need to match the back so i can slam it? The rears are 255/35/20 and there is definately too much difference....

    3. #3
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      About 3"



      Bagged
      '50 Ford Coupe (project)
      '64 Chevy NOVA SS




    4. #4
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      ALLKAR to the rescue again!

      You Da' Man!

      CFM JMO but the wheel in the back looks kind of hoopty to me! I think if you went a tick smaller it would give the car more balance. You also need to run discs all around if you're going to run an open wheel like that!

      John
      '66 Chevy II - The "NEW" '69 Camaro!

      ***Under Construction***

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    5. #5
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      I agree, looked a little different on the 69, I am adding discs but I have only had the car a little over a week!

    6. #6
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      Allkar did you change the front tires??

    7. #7
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      put a 19" wheel on the Bagged pic to show a smaller side wall.
      '50 Ford Coupe (project)
      '64 Chevy NOVA SS




    8. #8
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      Quote Originally Posted by ALLKAR
      put a 19" wheel on the Bagged pic to show a smaller side wall.
      Yeah! The bagged chopped has much better balance with the 19" on the front although I kind of like the taller sidewall in the original photo but just do it all around and drop the wheel size in the back. I'd drop it like the bagged chop but run the OG sidewall you have if you can tuck without rub!

      Quote Originally Posted by muthstryker
      hey man looks good! you should put the c6 zo6 kit on it from kore3 that would look cool also maybe try a 35 or 40 tire
      I like the Kore3 idea! That would look pretty sick!

      John
      '66 Chevy II - The "NEW" '69 Camaro!

      ***Under Construction***

      Build Update Link:

      https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=17108

    9. #9
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      hey man looks good! you should put the c6 zo6 kit on it from kore3 that would look cool also maybe try a 35 or 40 tire
      Matt

    10. #10
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      JMO but that is why i always saw 17's on a 1st gen.

      the car does look great though. the blue against the trim really sets it apart.
      Chris V
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    11. #11
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      I just figured out my tire guy ordered the wrong tires, I ordered 225/4018s and he put on 245/45/18s. I thought they looked alot different them my 69s

    12. #12
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      This car has 255/35/20 and 225/40/18




    13. #13
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      Perfect!! exactly the same as my 69, Thanks for the pic!




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