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Old 04-13-2011, 02:13 PM
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Got a favor to ask, before I pull the trigger on my Billet Specialties, can you supply me with the backspacing you went with? I have been told 5.5 on the back and 4.5 on the front. Just want to make sure.
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Got a favor to ask, before I pull the trigger on my Billet Specialties, can you supply me with the backspacing you went with? I have been told 5.5 on the back and 4.5 on the front. Just want to make sure.
I would help but I am not positive on the fronts and I have a narrowed rear end so it will be different.
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Got a favor to ask, before I pull the trigger on my Billet Specialties, can you supply me with the backspacing you went with? I have been told 5.5 on the back and 4.5 on the front. Just want to make sure.
Hi Dennis,

It has been a long long time since I bought my wheels, but I think that you are correct on the back spacing.

Can anybody else chime in just to be sure?
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Hi Dennis,

It has been a long long time since I bought my wheels, but I think that you are correct on the back spacing.

Can anybody else chime in just to be sure?
i can BUT dennis did not listen when i told him the first time !!!!!!!
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i can BUT dennis did not listen when i told him the first time !!!!!!!
LMAO....guess I shouldn't doubt the man who is helping me build the car.
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I just checked mine for some one else and the fronts are 18X7 with a 4'' spacing. and the rears are 20X8.5 with a 4.5'' spacing but as mentioned in my earlier post my 9'' rear end was narrowed a little more than the stock one.

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Got a favor to ask, before I pull the trigger on my Billet Specialties, can you supply me with the backspacing you went with? I have been told 5.5 on the back and 4.5 on the front. Just want to make sure.


It will also depend on what brakes you use I think too. The guys at intro are very helpful with knowing the right spacing on them. Maybe call them or billet specialties and ask if they know. I know they knew At intro as they have done a few of the full-size chevs.
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