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Old 03-04-2014, 10:03 AM
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Does anyone have a stock 69 Camaro that has a 19x10. Just wondering what offset you have for the rear?.. im buying wheels for my car but heard from a friend that has 19x9 with a 4.75 offset that his rubb.. any help would be great..
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Old 03-04-2014, 01:24 PM
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Does anyone have a stock 69 Camaro that has a 19x10. Just wondering what offset you have for the rear?.. im buying wheels for my car but heard from a friend that has 19x9 with a 4.75 offset that his rubb.. any help would be great..
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The issue isn't typically with rubbing the wheels against the body, it's with rubbing the tires. When you go to squeeze a 19x10 wheel under a '69 Camaro, the assumption is that the car is going to be lowered and probably running something around a 26-27 inch tire diameter, so something along the lines of a 285/30R19. Even with perfect backspacing, most cars are going to have enough movement in the rear suspension that rubbing will occur.

If your goal is to not have any rubbing, you either need to choose a more appropriate wheel/tire size and/or mini-tub the car IMHO.

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I have 19x10 rear Rushforth Livewires with 5.625 offset on a stock width 54 1/2 rear end.........I still ended up trimming out the the fender lips for insurance

with that small of a back space, mini tubs are in order I beleive..
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I am running 19x10 Rushforth Night Train with 6" BS. Tires are 275 and no rubbing.

Highly recommend that you measure for your specific application. What works for others, may not for you.
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I have 19x10 rear Rushforth Livewires with 5.625 offset on a stock width 54 1/2 rear end.........I still ended up trimming out the the fender lips for insurance

with that small of a back space, mini tubs are in order I beleive..
Thanks. Jason at Rushforth told me the same offset you just said.. im sure ill be ok..
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