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Yep looks good dave, so what size wheels and tyres will actually fit now.
Richard

68Roadrunner wrote: Sat May 19, 18 11:22 pm Yep looks good dave, so what size wheels and tyres will actually fit now.
Richard

I recon i can just about squeeze a 275/60/15 in the gap if i role the lip. To do this i need a wheel with 4.5" backspace. Current wheels are 4".

Could easily get a 255 in now.

Need to find new wheels with the correct backspace before i can prove it though.

she is looking good Dave,

Couple more things done.
Oil gauge hooked up and good to see ive got 50-60 PSI cold and around 25-30 when warm.

Managed to get some big ole 275/60/15s for the rear and some new wheel vintiques 63 series 15 x 8s with 4.5" BS. Tyres are a little too offroad for my tastes but they will do for now.

By my calcs it should just fit.......close but no cigar. Drivers side was just touching of the rear quarter lip.
Spring proximity was good at around 1/2".

So no option butbto have the rear arches rolled.
Jim Smith very kindly got me in ASAP and workes them a little.......fits like a glove.

Really happy with the look, front wheels look a litttle lost by comparison, but im out of funds so they are staying for now.

So with SS springs, the offset hangers and perches and rolling the lips on the arches it is possible to get 275s on a Dart......

Looks really good now Dave!

Looking good Dave

Love it Dave.
Keep heading on the path you are on.
Forget the paint and body !!!,and let it age with pride.
Looking tough

looks great Dave

Looks great Dave, well done to you and Jim.


Shayne

Jim's a good guy.

Car looking great.

Great look Dave, can see your grin from here ! Chris

She is looking really good Dave.

We just need to see her

Hi Dave , Its great that you are getting on with it in leaps and bounds.
Unlike myself , my Dart is still covered up in the barn,"waiting for more time "

Thanks all....Slow progress but rewarding as i knock bits off the list!!!