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View Poll Results: What rim size to run in the rear of my 69 Camaro?
19x12: Make it work, who cares about running only one type of tire for the rest of your life!? 33 34.38%
18x12: They might not be as cool as 19x12, but come on here be more practicle! 63 65.63%
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Old 12-05-2008, 06:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Serpa69 View Post
How about suspension travel?? With a 19 and a proper stance your travel will suck unless you do modifications to the back of the car or bag it an run like a donk down the road. I am pretty sure that not many first generation Camaro owners running 19’s or 20’s are big performers on the track unless the suspension was engineered around that tire and wheel package. I agree with Payton that a pot hole will be an enemy especially when the rim will take the hit because the suspension is bottomed out. I do however like the look of a well stanced camaro with a 19's. I really guess to have to weigh what you want to do to the car, and ask what you are willing to live with.
Do what? Why would the suspension be bottom out? Have you seen Project EmptyNest? I have never seen a subframe car that has a lower ride / race height? Yes it has custom front inner wheelwells to clear the 295 front tires, but that has nothing to do with the rear. Project Payback runs those tires, the stance is killer? Pot holes? There is more sidewall on a 19" 345 the a 18 inch 335.

As for not performing on 19s..............................

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