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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    If you have the correct width on the rear end and the correct backspacing on the wheels.... Otherwise sounds like some of the tire is going to be hanging outside your federwell.... If that is the case, all the rocks and road debris sure do mess up the paint on the quarter panels.....
    . . . and, if your suspension bottoms out, your tire eats your quarterpanel - or vice versa.
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    Tub it.

    I had 15x 8.5 on my streetrod with 275x60 15's and it looked cool but the ride was hard and the wet traction was poor. Next wheels were down a little to 15x 8 with 255x60 rubber. Next will be 245 or 235. Looking for the best combo. I just make sure the tire height varies little.

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    Question about tires

     



    I agree with Mopar

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~TUB IT~~~~~~~~~~~~

    OR you could cut & re roll the edges to get away from those air shocks... and drop it to the ground and add some flares to give it a the road racing look..kind of like this,
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