1966 1967 B body mag fit
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04/09/11 09:32 PM
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Will a 15x8 rim with 3.25 inch backspace fit on the rear of a 1967 Charger???
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Re: 1966 1967 B body mag fit
[Re: belvedere1967]
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04/09/11 10:22 PM
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Will a 3.25 backspace fit? Do you think it's a case of too little backspace as far as a 15x8 goes? I found some Convo Pros for a good price, fronts are 15x6 with 3.5" backspace - but backs.....
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Re: 1966 1967 B body mag fit
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04/10/11 08:58 AM
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Has been a member for quite a few years, so relax.
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Has been a member for quite a few years, so relax.
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The Chargers have a different opening on the rear wheel well than a Coronet. 4.25 rear spaciing is max before your tire will rub the leaf spring. I have seen as wide as a 10" wide wheel on a Charger with 4" of back space and I thought it looked good. It brought the rear tire out to the wheel well better than a 15x8. My opinion only.
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Re: 1966 1967 B body mag fit
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04/26/11 02:49 AM
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Here is a PM I received from member 67Charger on the same subject a few days ago...
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I went with 15x8's with 4.5" b.s., but now that they are on there, I realize I should have gotten the 15x10's with the same b.s.. Running 28x10.5 ET drags, the sidewall will rub the inner wheelwell during sharp turns. If the wheel was 2" wider with the same b.s., the center of the tire would move to the outside by 1 inch which would give me the inside clearance I need, straighten the sidewalls out and get the tread flatter to the ground. I currently have 2 1/8" between the wheel opening and the outside of the tire.
As always, your mileage may vary, but on MY car, this is what I've found. Hope it helps!
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