1969 Torino

[intocarss]

You need to fly the new official Lat-G photographer Sure shot Sieg over and snap some pics for you Nice new rubbers you got !!

Here let a Chevy guy fix it for you

[Sieg]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Snob! Don't crack on Rob's skinny rears

Rears!?

I thought they were fronts........

[Ron in SoCal]

No you didn't

[FETorino]

Originally Posted by intocarss

You need to fly the new official Lat-G photographer Sure shot Sieg over and snap some pics for you Nice new rubbers you got !!

Here let a Chevy guy fix it for you

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I would but I'm not sure Sieg could control himself surrounded by all that fresh rubber. + I'd have to expend a lot of energy ensuring he stayed away from my carb.

Originally Posted by Sieg

Rears!?

I thought they were fronts........

You are correct sir. Those are the skinnys for the front.

[Sieg]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

No you didn't

335's mrsn this must be a rear engined Chevelle.

[Wissing72]

Wow it gets deep in here! Glad to see you got the rubber going under her.

[Roadster Shop]

We mocked the car up with 335's. While they definitely would give a lot more protection during mooring, we were concerned that they would stick out too far and hit cones on the autocross. (13.5" section width vs. 11.2" section width of a 285)

We are also looking at making some billet mounting chains for Rob now that our CNC is up and running. Nothing looks worse than rusty chains all over the deck!

[Sieg]

[intocarss]

[Sieg]

Originally Posted by Roadster Shop

We mocked the car up with 335's. While they definitely would give a lot more protection during mooring, we were concerned that they would stick out too far and hit cones on the autocross. (13.5" section width vs. 11.2" section width of a 285)

We are also looking at making some billet mounting chains for Rob now that our CNC is up and running. Nothing looks worse than rusty chains all over the deck!