14x6? WHY!!! put 14x7's... even with the skirt on the rear, the 14x7's will fit... or!!! do what we did on our glasshouse... cut the rear end an inch and a half on each side.
Originally posted by OG 76@Nov 5 2003, 10:54 AM i do spook, I ll get my boy to post one up later. Or maybe someone has a pic of mine somewhere. ITs white with a blue landau top and white wheels.
Originally posted by Nacho Individuals LA@Nov 3 2003, 09:34 AM 14x6? WHY!!! put 14x7's... even with the skirt on the rear, the 14x7's will fit... or!!! do what we did on our glasshouse... cut the rear end an inch and a half on each side.
I would love to see a 14x7 on the rear of a glasshouse with the skirt sittin flush with the quarter and the rearend not being shortened and not having the wheel be a dayton. If i m not mistaken you actually own big mikes old glasshouse that he had the rearend shortened a inch on each side and fit 14x7's lovely....It s really not cool to be claiming you did something that you might not of actually done.
Originally posted by OG 76+Nov 5 2003, 03:27 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (OG 76 @ Nov 5 2003, 03:27 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin--Nacho Individuals LA@Nov 3 2003, 09:34 AM 14x6? WHY!!! put 14x7's... even with the skirt on the rear, the 14x7's will fit... or!!! do what we did on our glasshouse... cut the rear end an inch and a half on each side.
I would love to see a 14x7 on the rear of a glasshouse with the skirt sittin flush with the quarter and the rearend not being shortened and not having the wheel be a dayton. If i m not mistaken you actually own big mikes old glasshouse that he had the rearend shortened a inch on each side and fit 14x7's lovely....It s really not cool to be claiming you did something that you might not of actually done.[/b][/quote]
i dont know big mike, this car was a one owner car,the elderly gentleman bought it new,hes like 70 yrs old, i tried on a set of 14x7s off my fleetwood and they rub, i cannot bend the skirt far enough, looks like 14x6"s is the way to go,
Originally posted by Nacho Individuals LA@Nov 3 2003, 09:34 AM 14x6? WHY!!! put 14x7's... even with the skirt on the rear, the 14x7's will fit... or!!! do what we did on our glasshouse... cut the rear end an inch and a half on each side.
@Nov 3 2003, 09:34 AM 14x6? WHY!!! put 14x7's... even with the skirt on the rear, the 14x7's will fit... or!!! do what we did on our glasshouse... cut the rear end an inch and a half on each side.
I would love to see a 14x7 on the rear of a glasshouse with the skirt sittin flush with the quarter and the rearend not being shortened and not having the wheel be a dayton. If i m not mistaken you actually own big mikes old glasshouse that he had the rearend shortened a inch on each side and fit 14x7's lovely....It s really not cool to be claiming you did something that you might not of actually done.
i dont know big mike, this car was a one owner car,the elderly gentleman bought it new,hes like 70 yrs old, i tried on a set of 14x7s off my fleetwood and they rub, i cannot bend the skirt far enough, looks like 14x6"s is the way to go,[/b][/quote]
sorry bout that,,ernie
As I said people, You can fit 13x7 and 14x7's without doing mods to it. Instead of getting 5.5 or x6 shorten your rear end... its only a few bucks... we've shortend the rear ends on our impala's coming out next year and believe me, its the only way to go.
Last edited by Nacho Individuals LA at Nov 7 2003, 10:44 AM
Originally posted by firedup78+Nov 5 2003, 07:50 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (firedup78 @ Nov 5 2003, 07:50 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin--Nacho Individuals LA@Nov 3 2003, 09:34 AM 14x6? WHY!!! put 14x7's... even with the skirt on the rear, the 14x7's will fit... or!!! do what we did on our glasshouse... cut the rear end an inch and a half on each side.
Not trying to offend you Nacho, but didn't the old schoolers roll on 14x6 rev.?[/b][/quote]
not offended... but i prefer regular sizes... or just cutting a rear end to make a regular size fit... the way we like swerving cars... we need that extra tire patch for the ground...
so those 14x7's on the rear of that vert fit without cutting the mounting hardware off the skirt. If that is the case i m trading in my 6's for 7's in the rear. I never knew they would fit in the rear keeping all the hardware for the skirts to go on and off properly. If you have to shave the hardware and drill the skirts into the quarter thats not what I want to do.
Any one have pics or advice to getting my 13x7 reversed Daytons to fit. Calipers hit in front haven't tried the back yet just bought today. Is it doable?
I need a pair (or a set) of 50 spoke cragar/weld star wires. I have posted in the classifieds but it seems that this section gets more traffic. Wheels must be 5 on 5" or unilugs, rear wheel drive for my Buick with about a 3" or 4" back space measurement.
I HAVE HERE A E&G CONTINENTAL KIT LIKE NEW NEVER BEEN MOUNTED ON ANYTHING HAS CLOTH AROUND THE CHROME LOOKS AND SHINES GOOD THE BACK UP LIGTH PERFECT.HAS THE ELECTRIC WIRE FOR THE TRUNK.
NEEDS TO GO,ALL GOOD OFFERS ARE WELCOME THE HIGHEST POSTER GETS TO TAKE IT.BUT I REALLY WOULD LIKE TO GET...
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I'm kind a new to this wheel/tire thing so got to ask something that might be basics, also living outside of US and lowriders not so common here.
I got '76 Coupe Deville which is a 5000+ lbs car so that's 1250 for a wheel. Also got 14x7 daytons with reverse offsets that I need tires...
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