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Everett Vassar · 08-19-2009, 11:01 AM

" still feel it is best to find a "spot" you like to leave at and you are consistent at, then work on the car to use that "spot"."

I agree wit this 100 percent L.E.D.s caused me to sell my Duster after 17yrs Used to footbrake with 13" front tires on the old bulbs.440 Dusters with fenderwell headers have major tire clearance issues and chassis headers will really slow them down and cause other issues. I had a new set of Hooker S/C,s (over $500) modified (another 300) to get a taller front tire.Still could only get 25" Still red lighting unless I sit on the bottom bulb.Then I was just terrible. I could have fixed it with a glide I guess at even more expense.I came on here and you guys helped all you could.-----heres how I addressed the problem--with a 81 Malibu wagon! Had to fix the motor and come up with some parts but its about 2-3 tenths away I look forward to the day I can slide the 28" tire on there if needed.

08-19-2009, 11:01 AM	#6
Everett Vassar Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Kennedale,Tx Posts: 227 Likes: 0 Liked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Re: front tire size worth in delay " still feel it is best to find a "spot" you like to leave at and you are consistent at, then work on the car to use that "spot"." I agree wit this 100 percent L.E.D.s caused me to sell my Duster after 17yrs Used to footbrake with 13" front tires on the old bulbs.440 Dusters with fenderwell headers have major tire clearance issues and chassis headers will really slow them down and cause other issues. I had a new set of Hooker S/C,s (over $500) modified (another 300) to get a taller front tire.Still could only get 25" Still red lighting unless I sit on the bottom bulb.Then I was just terrible. I could have fixed it with a glide I guess at even more expense.I came on here and you guys helped all you could.-----heres how I addressed the problem--with a 81 Malibu wagon! Had to fix the motor and come up with some parts but its about 2-3 tenths away I look forward to the day I can slide the 28" tire on there if needed.