15x10 Wheel on IRS: How-To

RussZTT

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Ugh, I have better conversations with my young daughter, Atleast she makes sense. I'm done with this thread. OP, excellent work.
 

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Ok getting back on track........ Grat job and it looks like those rims gave you hell!

Granted i know 15's are the better option but what about comprimissing and running a 16"? I know the down side is rim options and tire availability right? how do 16" stack up against 15"?
 

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Well, I actually have some 16" wheels to use....but by the time my car is "dialed" in....it is going to need all the sidewall it can get.

Rick, I know, I agree. Justin sent me my "touch-up" tune today....with a little note in the email, saying to quit playing around with the 93 and get to the real deal stuff. Hope to go to his shop soon with some Corn.
 

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Success!

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So you cleared with a 1/2" spacer, I just traded for this exact wheel set and was told they were 8" but they are 10" wide. So I've got a load of fun ahead of myself.

I've ready another site saying 3/4". Thoughts?
 

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what I did was made my own rear tie rods, out of chrome molly hyme joints and they cleared perfect. a little grinding on calipers and I have 15x10 6.5 bs billet specialty wheels.
 

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what I did was made my own rear tie rods, out of chrome molly hyme joints and they cleared perfect. a little grinding on calipers and I have 15x10 6.5 bs billet specialty wheels.

Can you post a pic or 3?

I am going to make my own shortly, as well. May even offer them to a small number of people. :rockon:

I am looking into a completely different way to run the tie-rods.... Should be cool.
 

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Hey I have a question for you guys. I'm switching over to a drag set up and looking into the darkstar 15 bye 10 rear and the 17-4.5 front. I was thinking of going with the 16 rear but darkstar doesn't make it that size and I wanted to run a 15 anyways not besides grinding away a few things what's the widest tire your able to fit in the rear? The shop talked to darkstar and they claim I'm able to run a 315 I think either 55-60 15. I'm seeing for the most part everyone is going with a 295. And they said back spacing either6.25 or 7.5 which one did you run? And for the front the 17 inch with a 1.25 backspacing do I have any modifying to do.
 

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17x4.5 fronts with MH 185 Radials

15x10 rears, 7" BS, 295/55/15 MT DR's.

I am not sure how people fit larger than 295's in the rear. I know it has been done, but, wow....there isn't much more room on my set-up.
 

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what I did was made my own rear tie rods, out of chrome molly hyme joints and they cleared perfect. a little grinding on calipers and I have 15x10 6.5 bs billet specialty wheels.

really interested in pics ect. I feel ALOT better about just a little grind on the caliper vs grinding the tie rods.:beer:
 

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Same thing here but I also did not like the looks of the grinded down toe links , so I ordered ftbr bum steer kit with their toe links . Lot less grinding .
 

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