Can I run a 255 x 60 BFG on a 15 x 8 Vette rally on the rear without rubbing? thanks
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1970 Monte carlo tire question please
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I don't think the usual 'Vette rallyes fit. The general consensus for a 1st gen Monte is at least 4.5" backspacing for an 8" rim.
I ran 255/60's w/ 3.75" backspacing on a 7" with no rubbing on my '71. I tried 275/60's but those would definitely rub without some clearancing or raising the rear.Last edited by Darren N.; October 6, 2012, 07:15 PM.
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Being that it's not a Chevelle, I'm not sure ... but since you're talking about the smaller 255 rather than the 275, it will probably fit without rubbing. If someone in the car's past has rolled the fender lips slightly (or more) it will much more likely fit without rubbing.
If it does fit, to help make sure it doesn't rub, I'd suggest new bushings in the upper trailing arms and rear end housing to keep things centered.
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Yeah, I'm screwed. It has 7" Americans now. The web site says they are 4" BS....the same as the 15x8 rallys. So, the whole inch is gonna be to the outside where 1" is exactly the distance I have now. So, I have 2 brand new useless 8's. They're useless because they are both of different aftermarket makes. They'd be undetectable on the car, but not off the car for me to resell. aaaarghSTUGOTS
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Originally posted by kyhunter89 View PostSucks your so far away. I have several sets.
The Rallys are different makes but same BS? Why would someone care?Last edited by groucho; October 7, 2012, 05:09 PM.STUGOTS
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Groucho,I dont know if you saw this but I think this is a 255 60 on the rear of this 70 4 speed.
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Originally posted by antmnte View PostGroucho,I dont know if you saw this but I think this is a 255 60 on the rear of this 70 4 speed.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1971-...orcev4exp=trueSTUGOTS
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