92 Firebird rear wheels

Eman · 01-16-2018, 09:02 PM

The problems are really at the frt. lower factory tub of the wheelwell. Hrd to fit much on a 10" wheel with the way that frt section is shaped. I used a sawzall and cut the frt. section out and made a box. Then as time progressed and i tried the 29.5x10.5W It took a lot more cutting. If I was starting over with one of these bodies I either would have back halfed the car for big tires or at the very least cut a lot more out. The factory coil spring pockets are a problem area as the bulge into the tire space. Either commit to the sawzall or stay with stocker size tires and make the suspension work. Small tires can be a liability on many tracks when bracket racing, especially if you build power or have a lot of starting line ratio.

01-16-2018, 09:02 PM	#5
Eman Member Join Date: May 2014 Location: E TN Posts: 463 Likes: 16 Liked 125 Times in 71 Posts	Re: 92 Firebird rear wheels The problems are really at the frt. lower factory tub of the wheelwell. Hrd to fit much on a 10" wheel with the way that frt section is shaped. I used a sawzall and cut the frt. section out and made a box. Then as time progressed and i tried the 29.5x10.5W It took a lot more cutting. If I was starting over with one of these bodies I either would have back halfed the car for big tires or at the very least cut a lot more out. The factory coil spring pockets are a problem area as the bulge into the tire space. Either commit to the sawzall or stay with stocker size tires and make the suspension work. Small tires can be a liability on many tracks when bracket racing, especially if you build power or have a lot of starting line ratio.