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    1. #1
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      Rushforths Finally on

      Well, I finally mocked up my Rushforths to see how they fit. When I ordered them I knew I was going to have to roll the lip and modifiy the exhaust but it turned out better than I thought. I still have alot of work to do tho.

      They are 20x10 and 18x8 super spokes

      Let me know what you guys think.

      Kal











      Kal
      66 GTO


    2. #2
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      Very nice looks sweet.
      Wayne
      Wayne
      Car FINALLY home !!!!!! lol
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    3. #3
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      Kal,

      The wheels & stance look really good, but please don't leave the rear drums painted orange. There's no sense drawing attention away from the high dollar wheels to a big ol' pair of ugly drum brakes.

    4. #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by resto-mod
      Kal,

      The wheels & stance look really good, but please don't leave the rear drums painted orange. There's no sense drawing attention away from the high dollar wheels to a big ol' pair of ugly drum brakes.

      I agree... its just my bro wanted to paint them. I'm planning on getting some disc brakes but the money just isn't there right now.

      Thanks!!
      Kal
      66 GTO

    5. #5
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      Wheel and stance are everything and you've got them both! Looks great! Bold color choice for a 66 too!

      Drop us some photos when you get it all together and we'll be sure to put them on the website.

      Thanks for your business. We appreciate it!
      Jason

    6. #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by Kal
      I agree... its just my bro wanted to paint them. I'm planning on getting some disc brakes but the money just isn't there right now.

      Thanks!!
      And I have brakes but no wheels.

      Car looks great - especially with those wheels!
      Eric

      69 Camaro - LT1 w/ 700R4, DSE springs, swaybar and Konis. Still rockin' it old school with 15" wheels and 60 series tires.

    7. #7
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      goshdamnit those look great on those lemansgtotempests...

      i might get a set for bonnie!.. a big one of those btw.

    8. #8
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      Thanks guys!

      I'll have to start a project tread now and let everyone know what the plans are for the car.

      I don't plan on keeping it the same color and the stance is by air ride

      Kal
      Kal
      66 GTO

    9. #9
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      car looks like serious money man...awesome!
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    10. #10
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      the car or the drums? that color looks pretty sick. if you really want to change it, talk jason into doing a rendering for you that adds something to that color. he just finished my rendering and his work is friggin INSANE!!!!
      Tim

      The WidowMaker: Garage Built 70 Chevelle

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    11. #11
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      Quote Originally Posted by The WidowMaker
      the car or the drums? that color looks pretty sick. if you really want to change it, talk jason into doing a rendering for you that adds something to that color. he just finished my rendering and his work is friggin INSANE!!!!


      I'm changing the color of the car.

      I have plans to do a two tone paint job... the drums are going to be the future color of the car. If you've seen the 66 gto for V8 tv thats a pretty close paint scheme. From the body line up will be hugger orange (the drum color) and from the body line down will be a gun metal gray. There will be a thin white line in between the two colors.

      I know it sounds exactly like the V8 GTO but I've have this planned for at least 3 years and I'm not going to change it now. They copied me! ha ha
      Kal
      66 GTO

    12. #12
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      WoW that looks awsome, gives me a really really good idea on the final product for my GTO (i have the same wheels)

      what size rear tire did you go with?? cool goat man.
      Matt

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      looks good! Some straight bodywork too :thumbup:




      (black drums and calipers request)

    14. #14
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      Quote Originally Posted by muthstryker
      WoW that looks awsome, gives me a really really good idea on the final product for my GTO (i have the same wheels)

      what size rear tire did you go with?? cool goat man.

      I went with 20x10 with a 285/30 tire and 18x8 with 245/40 tire. I believe the backspacing was 5 3/4" in the back and 4 5/8" in the front... if i remember correctly.

      With the 5 3/4" backspacing I'll have to roll the lip of the wheel well but i wanted the extra space for my 3" tail pipe. Which i will have to modify a bit.

      Kal
      Kal
      66 GTO

    15. #15
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      Quote Originally Posted by Kal
      I went with 20x10 with a 285/30 tire and 18x8 with 245/40 tire. I believe the backspacing was 5 3/4" in the back and 4 5/8" in the front... if i remember correctly.

      With the 5 3/4" backspacing I'll have to roll the lip of the wheel well but i wanted the extra space for my 3" tail pipe. Which i will have to modify a bit.

      Kal

      Hmm im starting to like how a 285 looks, at first i thought they always looked small seeing the GTOs are wide cars. yours looks almost perfect. One last question, when you said "stance is from airride" do you have the airride street challenge kit on there??
      Matt

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      Quote Originally Posted by muthstryker
      Hmm im starting to like how a 285 looks, at first i thought they always looked small seeing the GTOs are wide cars. yours looks almost perfect. One last question, when you said "stance is from airride" do you have the airride street challenge kit on there??
      Are you talking about sidewall or tire width? cuz i think 285's look awesome from the back.

      I have shockwaves in front and cool ride in the back... no street challenge kit :(

      Kal
      Kal
      66 GTO

    17. #17
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      was talking about the tire width, i thought up something that may work to run a 305 tire on the rear with out touching the frame only the wheel wells, may still try it, if not the 285 looks good enough for me
      Matt

    18. #18
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      Quote Originally Posted by muthstryker
      was talking about the tire width, i thought up something that may work to run a 305 tire on the rear with out touching the frame only the wheel wells, may still try it, if not the 285 looks good enough for me

      Here is a pic from the back to give you a idea of what the width looks like. IMO the wider the better Jope this helps.



      Kal
      Kal
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    19. #19
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      thanks for posting that picture!
      Matt

    20. #20
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      Car is looking sweet, and the wheels and stance really set it off! Thanks again for going with the Rushforth Wheels! Looking forward to pictures of a finished car...




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