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Last edited by CLOKWRK; June 22nd, 2006, 06:13 PM.A bunch of bolt-ons, heads/cam, LT's 9" rear, 4.30 gear. Best on Nittos 11.90 @ 120.4 w/ 1.89 60'
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Some pics. If you'll notice one shot of the wheel has some red on it. Those are the backside of the fronts. The guy I bought the wheels from painted the back of the front wheels red for some reason. Break cleaner takes it off easily.
BTW, I'll go $450 for the wheels and $70 for the LCA'sA bunch of bolt-ons, heads/cam, LT's 9" rear, 4.30 gear. Best on Nittos 11.90 @ 120.4 w/ 1.89 60'
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The Joke Master
- June 30th, 2005
- 8513
- Jasen
- Retiring the 80Z project and Moving on
- Grand Rapids
- Mechanical Designer
- Send PM
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No problem. Say, $75 shipped. Paypal esidemeyers@comcast.netA bunch of bolt-ons, heads/cam, LT's 9" rear, 4.30 gear. Best on Nittos 11.90 @ 120.4 w/ 1.89 60'
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would the back spacing on them even work on a 3rd gen? id pick them up if they do... but not about to run spacers with drag tires... see that ending bad... spacers are scarry enoughOriginally posted by 1bad83taman if I didn't just start working again I would be all over those draglites.Originally posted by Frank The TankTook the restrictor plate off to give the Red Dragon a little more juice. But it's not exactly street legal, so keep it on the down low.
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I seem to remember hearing that the backspacing on a 3rd gen was 5.5" for the 10" welds!? Not sure. I don't think 3rd gens have to grind calipers like the LS1's do though.
You absolutely should NOT run spacers... especially on the street. Ask me how I know! I had a front Prostar come off going 55 on I-696 at rush hour. Luckily the wheel cam off and rolled next to me for a about 50 yards and rolled off into the weeds at about 50mph. By the time I came to a stop the bottom of my rotor was ground flat and blue from the heat! My buddy following me said it looked like a meteor shower of sparks. Luckily that was the only damage, one rotor. All five of my wheel studs were sheared off. Now this all happened within about 4 miles of putting the wheels on. They were all torqued to weld's recommended 75ft.lbs., longer GM wheel studs, with only a 1/4" spacer. If you must run a spacer it is mandatory to get hardened ARP long studs, preferrably 1/2", and only use them "AT" the track.A bunch of bolt-ons, heads/cam, LT's 9" rear, 4.30 gear. Best on Nittos 11.90 @ 120.4 w/ 1.89 60'
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The Joke Master
- June 30th, 2005
- 8513
- Jasen
- Retiring the 80Z project and Moving on
- Grand Rapids
- Mechanical Designer
- Send PM
Let me know if that falls through.Originally posted by CLOKWRKLCA sale is pending to BlackbirdWs6zzz.
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