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Old 03-31-2011, 11:50 AM
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ok guys i need a little help.whats the best backspacing to use on my 68 camaro.im using 17x11s on the back and 17x? on the front.the car is minitubbed.thanks for the help.
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Old 03-31-2011, 12:47 PM
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ok guys i need a little help.whats the best backspacing to use on my 68 camaro.im using 17x11s on the back and 17x? on the front.the car is minitubbed.thanks for the help.
there is no way to answer that. It would depend on the rear end width in the car. On most 11" combos I've seen bs is in the 5.5-5.75" range, but that was after narrowing the rear end the right amount to end up with that bs. Most people get the wheel and tire combo they want, set it under the car, and then measure and order the rear end to fit that wheel bs and size.

If the rear end is in the car you need to measure how much room you have from the axle to the inside and outside of the wheel well and decide what bs is going to work.
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How Do I Measure The Backspacing On The Wheels That I Have?
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Get out a ruler....

try this for a start.

https://www.rsracing.com/tech-wheel.html
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THANKS ROMULUS,couldnt remember my bs that i used and im wanting some new wheels.
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