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    civilwarguns is offline CHR Junior sMember Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Tire help

     



    Building a 32 five window American Graffiti car, I need some information on tire size. I have 15x5 wheels on the front and 15x8 on the rear. What size of tires should I run on front and rear? I'm also in search of some fiberglass fenders like the 32 had on it in the movie. Thanks!

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    Milner's Coupe....

    1966 327ci small-block Chevy with 4-bolt main bearing caps
    Forged-steel crankshaft
    10.5:1 compression pistons
    Fuelie heads with 2.02-inch intake valves
    Man-A-Fre intake manifold
    http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/a...2-jpg.2768735/
    Four Rochester 2G carbs
    Generic ribbed valve covers,
    Sprint car style headers that extend 13-inches from the block (39-inches total length)
    Transmission: Super T-10 4-speed transmission with hydraulic clutch
    ’61 Chevy brake/clutch master cylinder,
    Hurst shifter with aluminum piston shift knob
    1932 chromed dropped I-beam front end
    1940 Ford drum hydraulic brakes
    1957 Chevy 4.11 posi rearend
    Stock leaf spring with 1937 Ford wishbone ends welded to rearend housing
    46-inch long rectangular tube traction bars. No shocks
    Black interior vinyl tuck and roll on door panels and original seat
    Ansen swing pedals
    Aluminum column drop
    Eight mismatched Stewart Warner gauges
    Driver’s door has no window frame.
    Door window height is 10 inches, windsheild is 7 3/8-inches tall at center,
    Top chopped 2 1/2 to 3 inches
    Grille was cut down from original. Currently 22-inches tall at center
    Front cycle fenders cut from a spare tire cover from a van
    Rear fenders cut from original rear fenders
    Rear frame horns a gas tank bobbed,
    1947 Chevy tail lights, 19 1/2-inches apart
    1 1/8 inch custom nerf bar in rear
    Paint is Centari enamel custom mix from Vette Yellow
    Chrome 14-inch reversed rims mounting E-78 front and G-70 rear tires

    Here's a conversion chart for the E and G tires.....
    http://www.vintagecarconnection.com/...sion_chart.htm

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    Tech, i know your a real hot rod guru when you can just watch a movie & tell the compression, valve size and the crank is forged! Just kiddin' that is pretty in depth on the build though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matthyj View Post
    Tech, i know your a real hot rod guru when you can just watch a movie & tell the compression, valve size and the crank is forged! Just kiddin' that is pretty in depth on the build though.
    It's a gift....hahahahahahahahaha....

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    Thanks for the help

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    Call Ed or Chris @ New Age Motorsports for the rear fenders
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