Post your wheel and tire combos.

[Fisher]

http://www.cokertire.com/n50-15-pro-trac-racing-profile.html

Almost 2" more section width.

 

[roccodart440]

ok what BS will that 15x10 wheel need?

With a relocate kit and a Abody 8.75 you are looking at 7.5bs. There may be something more ideal. That is what I used. I would measure for your final purchase. Each car is different. and when you are really trying to makes the most of that space you want to measure. Also, the BS and wheels available now compared to a decade ago has changed dramatically. My new rims are 11.27" wide with 3.5 backspacing. That simply wasn't around when I built my first dart.

 

[Fisher]

When i did a mini tub on my 77 camaro, i special ordered a set of 15x12 centerlines with a 7-1/4" BS and was able to fit a 31x16.5x15 ET street in the wheelwell. Thank you for all the input.

 

[cjwatts]

American Torque Thrust D Satin Black all 4

Front
15x4.5
185/65/15
2.25 BS
-15mm Offset

Back
15x8.5
295/50/15
3.75 BS
-25mm

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[HOOCH]

Figured I would post in here before I start a new thread.

But I've got a 67 Dart GT and was curious if I can stuff a 18x8 or 18x7 with maybe a 35 or 40 series tire on my car? I'm wanting to put the absolute biggest wheel without doing a mini tub or front suspension modification!!! Any and all help will be greatly appreciated!!!!

 

[Idaho]

American Torque Thrust D Satin Black all 4


:thumbup:
Don't see that stripe much. Nice combo with black stripe & wheels.

 

[roccodart440]

Figured I would post in here before I start a new thread. But I've got a 67 Dart GT and was curious if I can stuff a 18x8 or 18x7 with maybe a 35 or 40 series tire on my car? I'm wanting to put the absolute biggest wheel without doing a mini tub or front suspension modification!!! Any and all help will be greatly appreciated!!!!

yes, you can.

And a great alternative to a mini tub is offset shackles.

a sportsman pro 26x10.50 will fit with the offset shackles. Use that as your guide for the rear.

 

[Pana.Mopar]

Weld Racing Drag Lites - Front 15"x4" with 185R15 and Rear 15"x8.5" with 275/60/15's...

 

[Fisher]

Car looks great Pana the white and yellow is nice together

 

[rtee007]

REAR: 255/60/R15, BS 4.25(?)

I don't see getting any bigger.
I have the air shocks up as far as it takes to keep them from rubbing (and of course they still do on occasion). I would like to put a set of slicks on the back (keeping the S/S rims), any idea as to the max size to keep them under the wheel wells? I can get a good deal on a set of GY in 26.5x10x15......what do you all think about that size? Like to keep them tucked inside the wheel wells and let the shocks down some.

FRONT: 235/60/R15, I am assuming the BS is 4.25 on all 4. They rub on the right front a little sometimes.

 

[Pana.Mopar]

Car looks great Pana the white and yellow is nice together

Thanks heaps!!!

 

[roccodart440]

rtee, very nice my friend.

 

[Kegan B]

1974 Plymouth Scamp

Front

Wheel Brand American Racing
Size 15"x7"
Backspacing 3.75"
tire size 225/50R15
Suspension mods None

Rear

Wheel Brand American Racing
Size 15"x7"
Backspacing 3.75"
tire size 225/50R15
Suspension mod Air shocks

 

[garyfish340]

[ame]http://youtu.be/ptTA6epYqlU[/ame]

 

[clair.davis]

Looks fantastic. Sounds great. Damn tree!

 

[subcom]

Just hung the new 8 3/4 under my Valiant. Running 15x7 steelies with 4.25" backspace. They ended up fitting great.

 

[ProSport]

Looks like many of you are running a 275/60 /15 on a Duster with no mods, this is great news as I'm building a 72 Duster right now. I'm used to the Scamp and Darts that have less room for tires.
The Darts also look best when the tire is tucked inside the rear quarter lip but I'm noticing in all these photos that the Dusters really look good with big meats out to the edge of the quarter.
I don't want it to rub though if there's 2 adults and 2 teenagers in the car.

 

[petnic01]

1973 340 Duster

Front: P205/65r15 Bridgestones mounted on Outlaw I 15x7 rims, 3.75BS
Back: P275/60r15 ET Streets mounted on Outlaw I 15x8 rims, 3.75BS

No suspension mods, no rubbing

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[Dusterfreak]

Front: 7x15" REV100 205/60/15 Michelin tyres
Back: 8x15" REV100+1" spacer 235/60/15 Nankang tyres

 

[KENTON]

These where on it when I got it.

 

[ProSport]

Weld Racing Drag Lites - Front 15"x4" with 185R15 and Rear 15"x8.5" with 275/60/15's...

Backspacing? Mini-tubs?
Car looks great!

 

[Pana.Mopar]

Backspacing? Mini-tubs?
Car looks great!

3 1/2" backspace (rears) and no mini tubs and stock width diff. SS springs and Comp Engineering Shocks.

 

[Pana.Mopar]

Here's additional pics of wheel/tyre combo..

 

[smartken22]

Here is my 71 Duster:

Front:
Tires: BFG T/A Radial 205/60R/15
Rims: Summit Quick 8 15x7 Rims on 5 x 4.50 bolt pattern, 4.00in B/S.
Mods:
- Right Stuff Brakes Manual Disc Brake Conversion, Mopar 5X4 1/2" Bolt
- Hotchkis 1.03 torsion bars
- Hotchkis Adjustable Strut rods

Rear:
Tires: BFG T/A Radial 245/60R/15
Rims: Summit Quick 8 15x8 Rims on 5 x 4.50 bolt pattern, 4.50in B/S
Mods:
- XHD +1 Leaf springs
- Calvert 9-way adjustable +1 Shocks
- Assasin Traction bars
- Dr. Diff Axle Pkg Stock Length Mopar 5X4 1/2" Bolt

 

[dusterdoug]

Just hung the new 8 3/4 under my Valiant. Running 15x7 steelies with 4.25" backspace. They ended up fitting great.

Hmmm, looks familiar. Mine is a 69 Dart with a 15x7...4.5" backspace.