show me your 295/60/15 or 295/50/15s !

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295-50-15's on a 1972 Duster.:glasses7:
 

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Is that a 10 inch rim, what is the backspace?
Thanks
 
If these are for your 68 you'll def have to modify your wheel wells.
My 67 has an offset spring kit in it and I was running BFG radial T/A's, 295/50/15's with a 10" rim, 4.5" wheel backspace with the openings rolled and I had a slight rub on the sidewall over bumps. 1/4" space at the springs.
I sold those T/A's and bought Nito's, 275/50/15's. They have the same amount of tire tread on the road but the sidewall is flatter with a smaller overall tire diameter and profile. The stance is better, not as steep and the fit is perfect.
 
I'm running heavy duty rear springs from Mancini. My 8 3/4 has beed narrowed.
I can get you pictures of the before with the BFG's and after with the nito's when I can get to it if you'd like.
 
Here's mine.
295/50/15 on a Weld Draglite and a 3.5 BS.
 

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Wheel diamentions needed folks. AKA back spacing and such.
 
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I still pay every month, but I get 'em on weekends and one week during the summer. Aren't they great?

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