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How did it look with the 10's on the back? Any old photos maybe?Second gen Chargers look great with 15x10's and 295/50/15's on the rear. Backspacing has to be spot on though. I ran those along with 245/60/15's on 7 inch rims on the front on a couple of Chargers.
275/60/15's on 8 inch rims are also popular for the rear.
You got any photos?I have 275/60/15 on the back on 8" rims and could use more width but not willing to lose height to go 295/50/15, my 2 cents.
I went with 305/45/17 in the back and really like it.View attachment 1034562 Hello all. I'm upgrading to disc all around(Wilwood) and am wondering what your opinions are for tire size. I'm moving up to 15" new Keystone Classic rims in order to ensure brake caliper clearance, and of course the BF Goodrich White letters out. Let me know what height and width looks best. This is a numbers matching complete car, so we haven't altered anything radically as far as the engine and drivetrain are concerned. Thanks in advance for any and all input.
Wilwood disc all around.Nice looking car!
What brakes are you putting on and are you doing the front only or rear as well?
Did you run disc all around on this? Backspacing is my main concern along with tire size.
Front disc/rear drum. Rear end is the stock Dana 60. Backspacing for the rear is 5 1/8" and 5 5/16". That put them exactly centered. I am sure that 5 1/4" would have worked as well. Cragar, who now owns the Keystone brand has opened up their custom backspace ordering on these wheels again. A guy almost has to go the custom route with 10" in the back. They are not unreasonable as far as the extra cost. I have ordered 4 sets from them.Did you run disc all around on this? Backspacing is my main concern along with tire size.
In order to have clearance for calipers, and taking into consideration i'd like to see some 50's on the back on 10 inch and use 8 inch in the front. What tire size would you suggest for back and front? I'll probably go with what you say. They are finishing up the car and it needs to roll freely. They took the calipers off in order to move it around. I'd appreciate your opinion, and this is very important. I'm already into this project at 80k. Thanks.Front disc/rear drum. Rear end is the stock Dana 60. Backspacing for the rear is 5 1/8" and 5 5/16". That put them exactly centered. I am sure that 5 1/4" would have worked as well. Cragar, who now owns the Keystone brand has opened up their custom backspace ordering on these wheels again. A guy almost has to go the custom route with 10" in the back. They are not unreasonable as far as the extra cost. I have ordered 4 sets from them.
Every car is different and measuring accurately for backspace is super important. That is something only you can do. Personally, I think 8" rims on the front is asking for trouble.In order to have clearance for calipers, and taking into consideration i'd like to see some 50's on the back on 10 inch and use 8 inch in the front. What tire size would you suggest for back and front? I'll probably go with what you say. They are finishing up the car and it needs to roll freely. They took the calipers off in order to move it around. I'd appreciate your opinion, and this is very important. I'm already into this project at 80k. Thanks.
Do you have any pictures of these tires on your car. Looking at them for my 69 bee? Thinking a 17x9.5 rim with 5.5 back space. Do you know your rim specs?I went with 305/45/17 in the back and really like it.