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Old 03-24-2005, 12:49 PM   #16
Richard Tognotti
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Default Re: Front Disc Conversion questions

hey bmxmon; I put ussbc force ten brakes on my front. Currie Ent. built my rearend and put explorer disc on it. I also put 17" wheels on the car. Front are 8x17" with 4.75 backspacing and the rear are 9 1/2" with 6 1/2" backspacing. The front has TCP coil over and is dropped 1" it's close but not rubbing, I would feel better about them if I had gone with 7" instead. I did'nt pull or roll any outside fender wells. The only thing I did do was,I had to cut the outside ear off the axle bumper(above the axle) and knock down the lower inner wheel well at the front lower of the well to make sure the tires didn't hit and that is very easy to do. The tread width is 10.7 ". I could go 1" wider tires if I wanted to. The wheels are American Racing.You can see the car on the home page. it's the dark red fastback.
Good luck with yours. Rich T
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