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I got a couple question that I am more or less just curious about and hoping you guys could help.


what is needed to fit a 9.5" wheel with a 275 tire on the front of a 1st gen?


I was reading about ridetech tru-turn that claims it can fit up to a 10" wide wheel but requires their spindle.


So when I get a car I am thinking now about just doing the c5 brakes front and rear. But kore3 bracket requires you use a front drum spindle that is not compatible with the ridetech tru-turn. I believe the ridetech spindle accepts stock front disc setup.


The question is can you do c5 brakes with a disc spindle? And I guess other that the tru-turn setup you would have to go with a custom sub-frame.


Any and all info would be greatly appreciated, I tried to search but didn't come up with a lot of helpful info.


Thanks
 
I got a couple question that I am more or less just curious about and hoping you guys could help.


what is needed to fit a 9.5" wheel with a 275 tire on the front of a 1st gen?


I was reading about ridetech tru-turn that claims it can fit up to a 10" wide wheel but requires their spindle.


So when I get a car I am thinking now about just doing the c5 brakes front and rear. But kore3 bracket requires you use a front drum spindle that is not compatible with the ridetech tru-turn. I believe the ridetech spindle accepts stock front disc setup.


The question is can you do c5 brakes with a disc spindle? And I guess other that the tru-turn setup you would have to go with a custom sub-frame.


Any and all info would be greatly appreciated, I tried to search but didn't come up with a lot of helpful info.


Thanks
Ridetech spindles are affordable. I have a Tru-turn setup with their spindles and Kore3 hubs and brackets.

Don
 
Discussion starter · #3 ·
ok cool so you can use kore3 brackets with the ridetech spindles.

what size wheels and tires are you running up front?

thanks
 
ok cool so you can use kore3 brackets with the ridetech spindles.

what size wheels and tires are you running up front?

thanks
It is a project in process. You can run up to 10 inch if you can tolerate a little rubbing but 9.5 is safer. At least that is what I have found in my research. I'm not too concerned about running a wide tire up front for this project. It's a 69 vert that I am building for my wife so no minitubs (hassle with a convertible) and no need for 10 inch wheels up front since the rears will be 9.5 or 10 inch. I went with the Tru-Turn for the steering geometry improvements.

My other project is a 69 for me and it has an AME subframe. I am running a 295 tire on a 10 inch wheel with the help of some Anvil fenders and inner fenders to go with the 345 tires on a 12 inch wheels on the matching AME IRS.

Don
 
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gotcha, yeah I was thinking of it just to have a square setup, 9.5" with 275's on all four corners. not really a fan of staggered look.
 
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