Torq Thrust "D" and TA's

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  1. PINKY

    PINKY .....John Ford.....

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    looks great!
     
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    The picture I have is too big , maybe someone can help me get it posted?
     
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    here it is...I think it might even sit a little lower now
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    PINKY .....John Ford.....

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    looks good. I have a set of those rims I am thinking of putting on the yellow mav.
     
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    Excellent choice. They look super! :yup:
     
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    Torque thrusts (polished or not)have got to be one of the best looking wheels ever.
     
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    Looks real good Tom.
     
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    Thanks Funk.

    Fills the wheelwells nicely.

    I bought some used tires to go on some old rims, and the largest he had (front) was 190/60r15. I was not impressed with the way the front sat or how it filled the wheelwell. My rears were 245/60r15 and looked much better.

    Luckily (sort of) my allignment was way off and ate half the front tires within the first 2 weeks, so I will soon get those larger tires for the front, now that it is alligned correctly.

    And with my new minispooled 3.80 gears, I will soon have to replace the rears as well. I will definitely go with those larger sizes
     
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    Try 255/60 rear & 235/60 front.
     
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    235/60-15s are too tall for the front...even if they don't rub, they're still too tall. 225s actually rubbed on the front of mine when turning---the outter fender lip, but a deeper backspace should solve that...
     
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    So it sounds like 215/60s (for the front) are about the top end without rubbing or modifying backspacing?
     
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    Some guys have the bigger tires without any rubbing. Keep in mind that the front of mine is lowered a bit...
     
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    I 'm kinda usedto (spelling) my 245/50/14's on the front of mine. I think the rears are 265/60/14's. I'd have to check,too lazy:90: .
     
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    Do you periodically rotate (swap left and right) if your front and rear tires are different sizes?
     
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    You do not want to swap right to left!
     

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