Wilwood Question

Your tires have tons of clearance below the wheel lip that's why. Try dropping your car down a couple inches and see what happens. I am running an RMS system on my other car and have the same track width issues. It stems from these designs being based on 73 up track width. Bill will tell you himself that it will increase the track width.

Look at your car from behind. Are the front tires sitting out further than the rears? Unless your running some skinny wheels up front with high backspacing....say a 15 x 5 with 4" bs your track width will increase.

If the front sat any lower I'd be blowing sparks off my pan. Actually that car sits pretty low at least when parked next to other A-bodies.

I am running 26x7.50's in front. I forgot rim size. Rear is 28x12.50 on 15x11.25's with 3.5" backspace. I'll have to check front to rear track width now you have me interested.