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Getting ready to start assembling my 64 Nova this winter. Want to know what 8” rim backspacing is used to maximize the very limited amount of space. I can slightly adjust the housing to get fitment perfect when I set it up. Would like to try to get the Mickey 29.5 small radials in there.
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Hopefully Jim Hanlon see this and offers his knowledge.
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In my 1969 Nova I use Weld 15 x8" rims with a 6" back space. Now I know the 1964 Nova Body is a little tighter in the wheel well area. Anyone that runs a similar body should be able to give better incite. Those wheels were still available and maybe borrowing one will help. If not you may have to look into a " Custom back space" that you might have to order from someone like Bogart or one of the other Specialty wheel manufactures. Respectfully, Henry Kunz 1534 H/SA |
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Chris... Will you be using the stock width rear end? MB
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Chipper you have a PM.
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Chris...I sent you a PM.
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