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Old 02-11-2008, 11:56 AM
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Default Rushforth 19/20 SuperSpokes on 66 Chevelle

I recently purchased a new car, a 66 chevelle, and have been slowly upgrading it to where I would prefer it to be. The wheels and tires went on last week. 19x8 front, and 20x10 rear. Front tires are 245/35/19, and rears are a 285/30/20 in Sumitomo HTRZIII's. Stock wheel tubs in the rear.

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Wheels are Rushforth "Super Spokes" with a brushed and cleared center, and polished outer. I think they match the car perfecty. The front suspension is all Global West, rear is tubular arms and lowering springs. I plan on upgrading to Vari-shocks, and lowering the front another inch.
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Dude, that's so sweet!
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Wow - those wheels look great!

Just curious at this point, but what would that wheel combo cost - PM me if you get a chance. Like I said, just curiosity at this point, but maybe some day if I save my pocket change! .
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Those look killer, what's the backspacing on the rears?
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PM's sent out.

Thank you for the compliments everyone. More work to do to this car before it's more where I would prefer it to be, but she'll get there... slowly but surely. Thanks again.
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Looks great Jon!! From looking at the pics I don't think the front needs to come down any more....but it's kinda hard to tell. Either way it looks killer!!
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WOW...looks god man!!!
i have the same dimensions on my runner.... but with 235 on front-wheels...
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Looks awesome. The wheels are a good match for the car - I'm sure your happy (how many trips to the garage just to look yet another time?). Please post some more pictures of the rest of the car - fininished or unfinished ... also It would be neat to see some before pictures. Hey have you posted this on team chevelle? You can stir up a lot of debate with the traditionalists especially on wheels.
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Gotta love 'em '66 Chevelle's Jon...one tough looking musclecar.

Looking good
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Looks awesome. The wheels are a good match for the car - I'm sure your happy (how many trips to the garage just to look yet another time?). Please post some more pictures of the rest of the car - fininished or unfinished ... also It would be neat to see some before pictures. Hey have you posted this on team chevelle? You can stir up a lot of debate with the traditionalists especially on wheels.
I just posted them up over at Team Chevelle in a thread calling out 66/67's with big wheels. Ton's of 17" torq thrusts were posted. I'm sure my combo will stir it up a bit.

Thank you for the compliments. I have gotten some complaints that I don't take enough photos from a backed up side view. I'll do so tonite and add to this post. Thanks again guys.
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