85' Camaro Stocker Tires.

[Pistol Pete]

I Have 4.5 offset on the rear wheels.
Moroso Front Springs.
Hoosier 27" Front Tires.

[Kegracing]

X2 on tires and wheels above on my 87 Firebird.
Spend your money on the rear suspension and torque arm before worrying about the front end.
Adjustable shocks on rear, or cheaper way that worked well to start with was airbags in rear.
These cars work well, and can get you in the game without spending a ton of money. Can always tweak it later.
Good luck.

Ken

Stock 412

[GregP]

Originally Posted by Kegracing

X2 on tires and wheels above on my 87 Firebird.
Spend your money on the rear suspension and torque arm before worrying about the front end.
Adjustable shocks on rear, or cheaper way that worked well to start with was airbags in rear.
These cars work well, and can get you in the game without spending a ton of money. Can always tweak it later.
Good luck.

Ken

Stock 412

Thanks for the info, was that with 30'' tall tires?

[GregP]

Originally Posted by Pistol Pete

I Have 4.5 offset on the rear wheels.
Moroso Front Springs.
Hoosier 27" Front Tires.

Thanks for the info.

[Pistol Pete]

Also, in the rear, make sure you have the stock sway bar, it will make the car leave even.
I have an air bag on the right side too.
I use all the S & W suspension parts too.
Afco Double Adj. rear shocks.

[Doug Blackley]

Rear wheels 15 x 10 w/ 5-1/2 bs or 15 x 8 w/ 4-1/2 bs

[Kegracing]

I had Hoosier 30x9 radials on it. Dont remember if they were 94 or 92.5 rollout, Was several years ago. Had 8" wide rims, but would use 10" wide if I did it over.

Ken

Stock 412

[GregP]

Originally Posted by Doug Blackley

Rear wheels 15 x 10 w/ 5-1/2 bs or 15 x 8 w/ 4-1/2 bs

Thanks.

[GregP]

Would like to say thanks to everyone who has helped with the info. also if anyone has more info on anything else in regards to the car or experience they would like to share please post it or P.M it to me. Thanks again everyone.

[Rob Petrie E395]

Let me see if I can save you a few bucks in General. Buy the good parts/the parts you really want on the car the first time. I wish I had waited another year to get my car ready. And bought all the good stuff the first time around. Its not a big deal as I can Keep all of my "first time around, lets just get it going parts" as spares. But I did waste a significant amount of money doing it this way. Because I'm now going back and replacing those "OK they will get me going heads" with the "best money can buy heads" ect ect ect now. My plan worked in that I got it going and got to try the class without spending huge amounts of money. But I should have known I was going to get hooked on this and buy the good stuff at some point anyways and saved myself some work and money.