what rims are these?
I think Fred is right. I purchased the welded RTs for that reason. The fronts don't stick out, and the backs tuck in nicely. If you have LS1 front brakes though, it moves the wheel out slightly. I don't and do not plan on going with those brakes.
Plus, with these wheels there is no grinding, spacers, using a hammer, etc. I did trim the bump stops to clear the tire though, it rubs slightly when the car is jacked up. But other wheels are worse in this respect. Just be ready to lay out some extra money for these benefits.
Plus, with these wheels there is no grinding, spacers, using a hammer, etc. I did trim the bump stops to clear the tire though, it rubs slightly when the car is jacked up. But other wheels are worse in this respect. Just be ready to lay out some extra money for these benefits.
well guys, after some looking around, these look a little closer to what i posted
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
would 1.75" backspace on a 4" rim work, or would those stick out?
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
would 1.75" backspace on a 4" rim work, or would those stick out?
The Bogarts are the "SS" model and completely "flat" on the center section (spokes). The wheels you linked on Summit are the old Weld Pro-Star XL wheels. They have a curved surface on the spokes.
I have a 3.5" wheel with 1.75" BS. With the 5/16" spacer, it "sticks out". If you had a 4" wide wheel with a 1.75" BS, and no spacer, your wheel would stick out 0.18" more than mine.
Very carefully though (turns), and this is not my DD. So far 1k and no problems.
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