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    1. #1
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      315/35/17's on anova

      i currently have a 73 nova and am putting a rear tub kit in .i was wondering if anyone has pics of them on a nova would be nice but mainly want to see how wide the 315's are



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      I'm interested also. Which tub kit are you looking at?
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      the deep tub set from detroit speed you get everything you need to tub it for 1320 dollars you can get a 17 inch rim 11 inch wide with a 315mm tire under there but you have to cut down the the rear axels.if you dont you still can get 295 mm tires. very nice setup for the money

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      heres one of my projects...


      backside...http://hometown.aol.com/gumbydmit22/...earmock003.jpg
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      is that with the 315's if so could you show a pic from behind the car very nice project man i can't wait to get started on mine did you pull the rear lip out to get a wide tire under there or is that a rust repair

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      wait a minute i just found the pic from behind

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      nope that was rust repair...gotta love it.
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      so those are 315's. i seen the pic's on your site man you do pretty good work i only wish i could do that for a living. is those leaf springs in stock location in those pic's. and one more question for now lol! is that car siting at stock heigh because i am getting the kit from detroit speed that has the tups and leaf springs that are moved in and was going to get the kit that lowers the car 3 inches.

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      what is the measurments on the rear end how many inches is the rear end from end to end and what is the backspace on your wheels

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      craig,
      I don't have my notes with me but I recall 55 1/2" with rotor thickness and the rim back space is 5.5". I have 1" inner clearance and 5/8" outer. I can drop it all the way down with no rubbing.

      Im using a stock tank and Landrum leaf springs which are not as wide as a stock ones.
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      thanks and once again sorry for all the questions but your car you are building is what route i planed on going so you already have done what i am about read to do so how exactly would i measure to see what the rearend length would be and the backspacing would be i figured that the rim backspacing would be 5.5

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      cool, if you need any help just ask.

      Honestly, Buy the rims and tires, make a hole for them to fill, then set up your rear end to fit. Much cheaper to do this way on some projects.
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      Quote Originally Posted by MrQuick
      craig,
      I don't have my notes with me but I recall 55 1/2" with rotor thickness and the rim back space is 5.5". I have 1" inner clearance and 5/8" outer. I can drop it all the way down with no rubbing.

      Im using a stock tank and Landrum leaf springs which are not as wide as a stock ones.
      Do you think a 335 is possible with a mini-tub?
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      yeah i just ordered the mini tub kit from detroit speed they say a 17x11 inch wheel will fit with a 315 tire. so when i get the mini tubs in then order the wheels? i figured i would buy those 17x11 with 5.5 backspacing.

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      Quote Originally Posted by WILWAXU
      Do you think a 335 is possible with a mini-tub?
      On 17's? yes ...on 18's yes, but with a bit more frame work and link suspension. No way with leafs.well....I wouldn't say no way but you get what im saying.
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      Quote Originally Posted by MrQuick
      On 17's? yes ...on 18's yes, but with a bit more frame work and link suspension. No way with leafs.well....I wouldn't say no way but you get what im saying.
      Yeah, I'm thinking a Quadra Link or G-bar setup.
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      yeah thats why i went with 17's instead of the 18's

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      when i shorten my rearend i don't need them for any thing do i?

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      Mr. Quick. What all did you do as far as your suspension on the 69? I love the stance and would like to make my 74 to sit similar. I also like your wheel choice. That's about the same size wheel and tire that I want to use.
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      Quote Originally Posted by craigs73
      when i shorten my rearend i don't need them for any thing do i?
      I don't follow, how copy

      Quote Originally Posted by huffhinesce
      Mr. Quick. What all did you do as far as your suspension on the 69? I love the stance and would like to make my 74 to sit similar. I also like your wheel choice. That's about the same size wheel and tire that I want to use.
      Thanks, ATS front tall spindles, Eibach front springs cut to size, rear 2" drop multileafs. The front rims were narrowed to 8" wide the rears are stock 9".



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