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Re: Any tubbed E-bodies out there?? or at least... [Re: Chucklehead] #136438
09/27/14 03:32 AM
09/27/14 03:32 AM
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Re: Any tubbed E-bodies out there?? or at least... [Re: Chucklehead] #136439
09/27/14 01:00 PM
09/27/14 01:00 PM
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Wow! I forgot I started this thread. Well its was 6 years ago; I forget stuff from last week Some good looking e-bodies out there! Gives me food for thought. I'm still trying to get mine mobyle. But in the end, I will probably see what I can stuff in the stock wheel wells for now. Maybe move the springs, but if I go that far I will plan them for future tubs. Just too much other work to do before tubs. Besides the usual quarter panel rust, I suffered so hail damage while it was sitting in the driveway last summer. Not real bad but too bad to not fix

Re: Any tubbed E-bodies out there?? or at least... [Re: KillerBee] #136440
09/27/14 04:27 PM
09/27/14 04:27 PM
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Quote:

With a set of Dr. Diff's offset spring hanger kits you can bolt a B body width rear end,
(2" narrower than a stock E body rear)under an E-body.
Complete bolt in deal, no cutting or welding.
With the correct backspacing this will get you a 15"x10" wheel under the car and a good size tire.
I'm shooting for a 325/50-15 drag radial.





I think it is 1 1/2" per side narrower at the spring perch, or 3 inches total width with '68-'69 B-body rear ends.

I have 15" x 10" steelies & Dog Dishes with Nitto 325 50-15 Drag radials, and they fit into the wheel well. That's as big as I can go though. Not cutting or tubing.

I'm also running a pair of passenger side 2800 lbs A-body Super Stock springs with AFCO double adjustable's. Best rear suspension set-up I ever had in the car, and I have tried at least a half a dozen different springs including mono-leafs and Caltracs.

It's 99+% street only though. It rides and launches like a dream for the first time ever. This was at Dr. Diff's recommendation. I love them!

Last edited by jbc426; 09/27/14 04:33 PM.

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