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I run a 10 inch/5 back on my dusters and Demon 9 x 30 Slicks. Spring not moved as it is illegal in Stock,

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If lug spacing is bolt pattern = Yes same bolt pattern is the same.

I would not use a 1/2 thick spacer on anything that I run. I have seen too many folks lose a wheel and really make a mess!! I would instead put on a offset shackle kit from Mopar or Dr, Diff.

Last year MT was bought by Goodyear

Be sure you buy a quality billet spacer not a Chinese cast piece. A hub centric would be best on that big a spacer. I never go past 1/2 inch myself. Not trying to talk you out of a sale but I do not want anyone ever to get hurt like I did when I hit the Christmas Tree.

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I have 7 inch and 8 1/2 inch pairs in nice shape off my race cars for $375 a pair which I believe is a bargain for nice wheels

I have a couple dozen in back of shop/ By memory = 3 5/16 and 4 7/8 (Might be 4 15/16) Nothing anywhere close to what you are looking for. Cragar Super Tricks came 3 1/2 and 4 1/2. Bob De Vor who ran Centerline would not make custom back spacings even for the sponsored Racers so I do not think...

I have run a Billet Wheel spacer (NOT Chinese cast junk) with longer wheel studs and longer lug nuts that go thru the entire wheel and most of the spacer. This would hedge the problem and I have done that even on my 800 HP+ Scamp (Got to finals in Pinks All Out) which is similar in 1/4s to you...

Well, I never was aware of the 8 1/4 being narrower than the 8 3/4 in A bodys. I thought that they were both around 56 1/2 drum to drum. However, I am a strictly a Drag Racer and not a restorer. Appreciate the information! How much narrower is it?

The offset shackle kit is an easy deal. Hardest part is rewelding spring pads which is simple for any welder. Just do not get housing smoking hot (use wet rags) or it may warp. Next option: Calvert Racing makes a narrow one piece spring that would increase clearance on tires. I used it on my...

I think you will fine with anything up to L60 x 15 as those are a perfect backspacing on my Demons and Dusters and worked OK on my Swinger 340 which has a bit small rear 1/4s. If too close buy an offset shackle kit from Dr. diff to get a bit more space (I think about 3/4 of an inch. My...

I run an 8 inch with 4 bach spacing on our Demons and Dusters

Sure if we are talking about Drag Racing. We have done it for 25 years. Google: John Irving Drag Racer

The 12.2 W was 13.7 Wide as I recall The 14 was 14 Wide as I remember

If that is factory 68 superstock Dart those were the original fenderwell produced on that car. Most of those SS/B cars ran 14 x 32 Slicks as I recall but some ran a 12.2W x 31.25 if my memory serves. I have owned 3 of them and one was brand new. I believe someone on this site has mentioned...

That is close to what we run our A Body.

I run 3 1/2 on a 7 and 4 on a 8

Google: John Irving Drag Racer To see our cars - Really not hard to do and we reroll them to maintain the lip.

The more Back Spacing you run = the more clearance you will have Try to find 2 3/8 or more Back Spacing not 1 3/4 o 1 7/8

We trim the front edge of the fender and make our own fender strut = It is easy we rum 29 1/4 or 28 tall front runners with the nose very low on bars.

I ran 15 x 7 Centerlines with 4 and 7/8 Back spacing on my 64 Dart with a 28 x 9 Radial Slick I did roll slightly the ft. of bottom of Fender for that tall a tire. I still have the Centerlines = $225.