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dirtymaro68 09-26-2012 03:08 PM

70 Challenger front backspace and width info needed
 
Hows it going guys im trying to find out if anyone out there knows what back space and width I need for the front wheels getting ready to get some forgelines for my 70 Challenger with 2 in. drop spindles and hotchkis suspension/ wilwood brakes. Any info will be greatly appreciated

millerman340 09-28-2012 10:07 PM

I chopped mine up but I still have another car I can go measure for you...Dave

MoparCar 09-29-2012 01:03 PM

If you're running Hotchkis, call them up. Their yellow E-Max Challenger test car is the hot ticket and I'd think they would share specs for a stock width front suspension. They are a great company to deal with. They may also be running forgelines, but I'm not sure.

Wes

AUTODYNAMICS 09-30-2012 07:23 PM

4 3/4 front b/s

dirtymaro68 10-10-2012 12:07 PM

Thanks!!
 
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Originally Posted by AUTODYNAMICS (Post 438885)
4 3/4 front b/s

Thanks for the info. Do you pretty much have the same set up or know of someone that does? I got to get it right on the $ so it doesn't cost me more $ LOL. Thank you very much really appreciate it.

irishlsxer 11-25-2012 08:10 PM

On a side note, I have a set of forgelines I guess I'm selling that I'm sure you would absolutely love since apparently you're in the market:cheers:

hp2 01-12-2013 02:46 PM

4.75 is the max you can use with a 15" rim, and that may be a variable measurement since you now have drop spindles. In stock form, anything greater than 4.75" put the rim lip into the upper ball joint. With the drop spindles or a 17"+ rim, you can move to 5 or 5.25 backspace with an 8 inch wide rim. Of course, the more you pull them in, the greater the odds of rubbing the frame rail.


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