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Old 03-27-2013, 07:49 PM
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Ryan, good numbers on the motor but man that car of your's looks sweet!
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Lenie you got a sweet looking Ride to!!!
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I went back thu all the post looking for the axle width. I can;t find it. Can You check your paper work and see what it is? I done some Calculations and came up with 45" axle end mount to wheel to axle mount to wheel. Total width. I think this wrong. I think it should be. 55-52. With a 5.275 back space. stock width is 60" Thanks for any help you can give me. Tommy
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Hey Ryan , olds thread i know but i was just curious about your front rim specs? My fikse are here and im in the middle of having my diff narrowed.. all good so far,,

I ordered my fronts with 4.75 b/s 345/40/18 and there virtually flat (no dish),, not diggin the look to much. I have speedtech front upper and lower A arms with coilovers..

could i have gotten more dish up front?

what are others running?
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Sorry for not updating this for a while, been busy last few months with a business move and house renos. As some of you saw in Raj's (Canrc) thread we got out for a little cruise this past weekend. New motor is running great. Finally opened up 3-4th gears and she's got some good top end.

As for the last few questions asked, I think my diff width was around 55" if I remember correctly, and Gav I'm not sure how to get more dish on the front wheels other than changing backspacing and rim half offsets. Or a wider shell? As for my dyno #'s the larger injectors did not net any more power than my original numbers posted from the new motor.

Here's a few pics from the cruise, you may have seen some in Raj's thread already. FYI Raj's car sounds insane, I hope he posts a video soon for you guys to hear.







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Cars look great Ryan,cool pics
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I know i have said it before, but your camaro is easily my favorite of all time. the color and wheel combo together is perfect
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Sorry for not updating this for a while, been busy last few months with a business move and house renos. As some of you saw in Raj's (Canrc) thread we got out for a little cruise this past weekend. New motor is running great. Finally opened up 3-4th gears and she's got some good top end.

As for the last few questions asked, I think my diff width was around 55" if I remember correctly, and Gav I'm not sure how to get more dish on the front wheels other than changing backspacing and rim half offsets. Or a wider shell? As for my dyno #'s the larger injectors did not net any more power than my original numbers posted from the new motor.

Here's a few pics from the cruise, you may have seen some in Raj's thread already. FYI Raj's car sounds insane, I hope he posts a video soon for you guys to hear.







Doesn't get much better than that! Two awesome 69's. Congrats on the motor #'s---that is impressive, as are the looks of the new motor in the car bro---way to go. You've got to be pumped. Start enjoying it as much as possible now and don't change anything else for awhile.

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motor looks great in there. Good idea mounting the steam line to the overflow.
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