AdamR
Big Member
These are 32X14 good year slicks stuffed in a 68 Barracuda with the stock frame rails.
How did he get these in here ?
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Marty
383 S
:shock: That is SOME stuff job! Whats the axile width and wheel back spacing? AND does it rub? :thumrigh:
AdamR
Big Member
I have no clue. Wish I could find out.
BARRACUDA340S
Well-Known Member
there rubbing on something, look at the tread.
Mopower71
Speed Demon
Where did you find the pic?
AdamR
Big Member
Found them on ebay. Its a 68 Barracuda with a Hemi
Käkö
Well-Known Member
mikelbeck said:
:laughing: :laughing:
AdamR
Big Member
I'll say with B. The BFH always helps.
AdamR
Big Member
They dont look like theyve been moved to me.
twister6
Active Member
Springs look too close to the center section to me to be in the stock location. :scratch:
abodyjoe
Well-Known Member
it looks to me like they moved the stock rails in..
Guitar Jones
aka Angry Johnny
I've had 15x33 goodyears under my Duster before. They rub but just barely in the static position. There's no way you could race it like that. As for that Barracuda the frame rails have been moved in. That fuel cell would be huge if they weren't and that looks like -8 or maybe -10 line coming out of it. Also if you look on the right side at the top of the pic you can see where it's been welded. That piece has a cut out in it for the spare tire well that is no longer there on that car.
BillyBBad
Well-Known Member
AdamR said:These are 32X14 good year slicks stuffed in a 68 Barracuda with the stock frame rails.
Look at the pic, The shocks are too close to the center section not to mention the springs. That IMO is not a stock rear. Looks like some custom work had been done.
Just my 2 cents
Cuda66
Well-Known Member
Definately moved in.
six pack
Well-Known Member
Those frame rails are definitely closer together than they were when that car left the factory.
