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Mine has 15x7s and 245-60-15s all the way around in these pics
None of mine rub at any time - ft or rear
all stock suspension.
Not sure what the back spacing is though.
edit, I should note. in these pictures I had just installed new front spring hangers that have a second mounting point that...
Looks to me like the VIN tag was removed with the dash out of the car - and the rivets were carefully released from behind. When the dash was put back in the car the 'restorer' simply used some black silicone or urethane to glue it back in place.
Another thought - can anyone prove this car is...
Make sure that you get the correct bowl, front/rear as you probably know are different than the center. Buy a new one, then you can play with your old one.
But it’s important that the parts come from legitimate sources.
That’s why when you buy a body part from pull apart they put the vin on the receipt.
Is it possible anyone on this forum HASN’T seen the original Gone in 60 Seconds?
we are on the same page here........ car and truck bodies have been repaired with other car and truck bodies since the first model T's rolled off the line.......there is an entire "used parts" industry that exists to support it
Generic Motors at its finest!!! We don't sweat the small stuff!!! Nothing but junk comes from them these days either...cr8crshr/Bill:usflag::usflag::usflag:
It’s not complicated. They are both designed to do the same thing - suck oil without drawing in air. Just different designs. The factory unit can touch the pan, obviously the other cannot.