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Car: 1987 IROC Z
Engine: 350 TPI L98 block
Transmission: 700R4
Go to skulte.com , tell em what you want to do, they will cost you $300 bux... simple as that really. He will know what type you need.. worked wonders on mine.


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Wheel Gap
I forgot to mention, you may have some difficulty with spacing in the wheel wells. I had to have somone sorta pound mine back because they were scraping. If when you install them, they make a disgusting screeching noise when breaking, its probably because the wheel well is rubbing on the tire. Good luck.
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From: Littleton, CO
Car: 85 Z28
Engine: 305 TPI (dead) -> building 355
Transmission: 27 spline 700R4 (another one died) -> T5 goin in next
It looks like you have the 18" and 17" combo. Did you have to bang the front wells because the wheels were too wide or too tall?
Did you have any problems with the rear wheels at all?
I'm really interested in doing this, especially visiting http://www.corvetteforum.com and seeing the current prices.
Any more info that you can offer, please tell.
Thanks,
Jesse
Did you have any problems with the rear wheels at all?
I'm really interested in doing this, especially visiting http://www.corvetteforum.com and seeing the current prices.
Any more info that you can offer, please tell.
Thanks,
Jesse
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Yes I did
Yeah, I had my mechanic bang out the wheel wells because they were scraping against the tires. Even know when I launch the rears scrape slightly as the rear depress's . I probably need better shox too.
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