Wheel/Tire Reference

[Ummgawa]

We seem to have enough members here now that I have often wondered about the style/size/offset of the wheels and tires on your car. Scott and I talked about starting this thread and breaking it down by:

Make/year/body (A,F,G, etc)

Wheel manufacterer

Size/offset: Front-Rear

Stock/Mini Tubbed/Narrowed springs

This database should be helpful to us all and those seeking info.

[rwhite692]

I think I recall seeing that the guys over at pro-touring.com did something similar...

[Steve Chryssos]

REARS: 18"x10" with 5.5" back, but my new Moser 9" is narrowed 1" overall. So make sure you add in the extra .5 per side.
FRONTS: 18"x8" with......I forgot! Wait here. I'll go measure.

[Ummgawa]

I think I recall seeing that the guys over at pro-touring.com did something similar...

it's not there, or, I can't find it. We still need one here in my opinion

Mine:
1969 Camaro, mini tubbed, Fikse Mach 5's

Rear-18 X 12: 5.5 BS

Front- 18 X 8: 4.75 BS

[JayR]

I think I recall seeing that the guys over at pro-touring.com did something similar...

Who? LOL

[awr68]

'68 camaro, mini-tubbed 2.5", narrowed Currie rearend w/ custom 4-bar suspension, DSE front suspension on stock s/f., QA1 coilovers.

Wheels: Intro Pentia 5's w/ Soft Lip,
Front: 17x8 w/ 5" b.s. 245/45/17
Rear: 17x10 w/ 5" b.s. 315/35/17

Brakes: Wilwood
Front: 13" 6 piston
Rear: 12" 4 piston w/ intigrated parking break

[Payton King]

Running Stock C6 rims and tires front and rear.

Fronts are 245/40/18 on like a 6.5 back spacing...21st century clip
Rears are 285/35/19 on a 7.25 back spacing....mini tub and axle lengthened

[Ricochet]

55 Chevrolet, mini tubbed

Rear - 20 X 11 iForged 5.75" BS w/ 305/40's
Front - 18 x 8 iForged 4.5" BS w/ 245/40's

I wish somebody made a bigger 20" tire that was still atleast 29" tall, I have enough room for a 14" wide tire, but need to fill the big wheel wells of a 55.

[USAZR1]

I helped put together a Wheel & Tire database over at Team Chevelle. Feel free to look it over and modify it to your needs.
http://www.chevelles.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=17