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Old 06-20-2007, 08:33 PM
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Default tires and wheels for the Air Ride Air Bar w/ minitub

I have searched and can't quite find what I am looking for, so here it is.

We are planning on doing the Air Bar 4 link with QA1 coilovers and a custom fabbed minitub. Hoping to do 345s but at least 335s.

Does anyone foresee any issues with this?

Also, is a narrowed gas tank the only option with this setup?

What seems to be the consensus for backspacing on the widely-used 18x12 wheel?

thanks in advance.
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Depends on how low you want the car. We have a 69 with DSE tubs that wouldnt hold a 325/30R19 because the car sits to low. are you going ot run the factory rear diff?
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Well, as we speak we are working with Air Ride to make some offset bars to clear 335 / 345 tires. if you sit tight for just a little longer, maybe a week or so, we should have the first bars done and tested.
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Frank might be talking about me.. i MIGHT be the test mule on this one..

i will know the answer soon.. im in that perticular situation right now..

im running the Gbar and about to fit the 335 tires.. my new wheels are 20x12s my Moser axle was narrowed 2.5 inches on both ends..

its been a small bit of a headache, in fact its the only thing im waiting for.. ill let you know how it turns out..

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Well, as we speak we are working with Air Ride to make some offset bars to clear 335 / 345 tires. if you sit tight for just a little longer, maybe a week or so, we should have the first bars done and tested.
we did a 67 biggest we coiuld fit with the stock bar was a 275/35R20 and it was tight
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yeah, thats you Amir. He is mini tub Travis.
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So you guys are saying don't get the standard Air Bar now as there is now way I will be able to fit 335s/345s?

Is this modded Air Bar you are referring to Frank a completely diff version of the Air Bar?

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Depends on how low you want the car. We have a 69 with DSE tubs that wouldnt hold a 325/30R19 because the car sits to low. are you going ot run the factory rear diff?
Not going to go super low... maybe 2" give or take. Forgot to say we are running a Currie 9" not narrowed.
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Well, as we speak we are working with Air Ride to make some offset bars to clear 335 / 345 tires. if you sit tight for just a little longer, maybe a week or so, we should have the first bars done and tested.
Thanks Frank. Will be interested to see how that works out.
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Frank might be talking about me.. i MIGHT be the test mule on this one..

i will know the answer soon.. im in that perticular situation right now..

im running the Gbar and about to fit the 335 tires.. my new wheels are 20x12s my Moser axle was narrowed 2.5 inches on both ends..

its been a small bit of a headache, in fact its the only thing im waiting for.. ill let you know how it turns out..
Sounds killer. Were you forced to narrow the rear for this setup? What is your backspacing with that?

Anxious to see how your ride turns out.
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