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Old 07-06-2013, 05:48 PM
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I did take track width into consideration when choosing the tire wheel package. My front comes in at 55.25" and the rear at 56" Ron was surprised by this since it is intuitive to think tubbing in the rear would push the track width in significantly.

I don't think I ever see anyone post about it. What is the typical TW measurement on a first gen Camaro?
Rob... I just checked the track width on my first gen Camaro and it measures 60-7/8" in the front, and 60-1/8' in the rear. The overall width of my tires are 10.35" in front and 10.91"in rear. I measured the track width from the center of the tread to center of tread.

This is great info here on wheel and tire sizing.

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Old 07-06-2013, 06:42 PM
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wheels are very nice Rob
Thanks a bunch. I am really happy with them.

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Rob... I just checked the track width on my first gen Camaro and it measures 60-7/8" in the front, and 60-1/8' in the rear. The overall width of my tires are 10.35" in front and 10.91"in rear. I measured the track width from the center of the tread to center of tread.

This is great info here on wheel and tire sizing.

Dale that's interesting. So your outside to outside total tire width is about 71" front and rear?
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Old 07-06-2013, 07:24 PM
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Thanks a bunch. I am really happy with them.



Dale that's interesting. So your outside to outside total tire width is about 71" front and rear?
Yes, that's exactly right... I just went out and measured from outside of tire to outside of tire, front and rear and they both measured 71"


rear overall width




front overall width



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Old 07-07-2013, 12:19 AM
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My front comes in at 55.25" and the rear at 56"
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Rob... I just checked the track width on my first gen Camaro and it measures 60-7/8" in the front, and 60-1/8' in the rear.
Robster -- so what you're saying is.... not only does the Torino have a big BUTT.... it also is bowlegged?!

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Whew! i never thought i would see so many informative posts in a row in this thread!

I have so many noob questions, that i'm pretty lost but ill sit back and keep reading. Hopefully ill catch on. looks like i need to change my mind set, I too planned on throwing the biggest freaking tire on the back i could, and make do with what i could up front. I will be quite disappointed on the track if i do that, i see!
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This discussion, those wheels, I like all of what's going on here!
...and I have nothing to contribute.
Carry on!
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Old 07-09-2013, 10:05 PM
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Wow Rob, I go away for a couple of weeks and the car has come together quite a lot! Looks good.
The tire/wheel info was way too much for this early in the morning but glad it is there to re-read. Thanks.
Well don't stay away so long next time.

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Rob... I just checked the track width on my first gen Camaro and it measures 60-7/8" in the front, and 60-1/8' in the rear. The overall width of my tires are 10.35" in front and 10.91"in rear. I measured the track width from the center of the tread to center of tread.

This is great info here on wheel and tire sizing.

Dale I was looking back at some older notes of mine and saw my track widths were different than I posted. I recalculated them and it seems my old notes were right with a 58" rear track.

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Whew! i never thought i would see so many informative posts in a row in this thread!

Yea Dave has been staying away

I have so many noob questions, that i'm pretty lost but ill sit back and keep reading. Hopefully ill catch on. looks like i need to change my mind set, I too planned on throwing the biggest freaking tire on the back i could, and make do with what i could up front. I will be quite disappointed on the track if i do that, i see!
Actually I'd say it's more like trying to plug the biggest tire I can on each end. It still makes me laugh calling a 285 a small tire.

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wheels are very nice Rob

I'm kinda partial to the wheels. Light, strong and the correct color.

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Old 07-10-2013, 06:56 AM
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I think they are going to look right @ home.. Nice choice!
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Old 07-10-2013, 10:29 AM
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That wheel is sick.... would make even a Torino look pretty good.

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Old 07-10-2013, 07:07 PM
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That wheel is sick.... would make even a Torino look pretty good.

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