Jackhammer 405
Nov 5th, 02, 11:49 AM
On a 15 x 8 Rally wheel what BFG T/A 60 series will fit? I want to go as big as possible.
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View Full Version : Tire size on a 67 or 68 Jackhammer 405 Nov 5th, 02, 11:49 AM On a 15 x 8 Rally wheel what BFG T/A 60 series will fit? I want to go as big as possible. Jackhammer tloleson Nov 6th, 02, 04:44 AM Those will fit easily. I have a set of Hoosier 29.5x10x15's on my `69, with 4,5 BS. It clears the shock and the quarter lip by 3/8". Backspacing is very important, so measure carefully! kz1000ltd Nov 6th, 02, 07:43 AM 255/60/15 will fit under the rear wheelwells easily, some even suggest 275's will fit without rubbing, that's about the widest though on that rim with 4.5 BS.......KZ ------------------ John D. Smith 69 SS/396 CLONE! <A HREF="http://hobbystage.net/camaro/69ss396" TARGET=_blank>Hobbystage Texas Tornado Website </A> North Texas Camaro Club (http://www.northtxcamaros.com) 67rs6sdd Nov 6th, 02, 01:39 PM Jackhammer 275/60 with 4.5BS is the max on 67/68's Jackhammer 405 Nov 6th, 02, 04:58 PM So can I use a 255 in back and a 245 in front . Or is that to big to clear the front. Jackhammer 68SS502 Nov 6th, 02, 10:33 PM Jackhammer, I'm running 275/60x15 Drag T/A's on 15x8 Weld Draglites, the only time they rub is when they are aired down while turning. Running street pressure they are fine. Good luck, Mike http://www.camaros.net/forum/biggrin.gif Here's a pic... http://www.motorush.com/forums/attachments/DragTAs%2Ejpg ------------------ ZZ502, TH400 w/3,500 RPM stall and shift kit, 12-bolt posi w/4.11's. 3" Exhaust with X-pipe and 40 Series Flowmasters. Front SSBC disc conversion with 12" slotted rotors and 2 piston PBR calipers. The Camaro owner formerly known as 68SS454. [This message has been edited by 68SS502 (edited 11-07-2002).] 67killerb Nov 7th, 02, 05:51 AM I've heard of someone running 295/60/15 on the rear of a 67. I would think that would fit, with the only concern being the wheel well lip, and if you run air shocks to keep the body off the tire, wouldn't that work? [This message has been edited by 67killerb (edited 11-07-2002).] |