rear cylinders

damn...
youre a regular layitlow post whore now.....j/k
you COULD call:
Louis
Jimmy
Glen
Well maybe its better that ya ask on here since Louis prolly doesnt know, Jimmy is in korea and glenn would try to charge ya. You could call Joe or Doug at the shop?

Rob

BTW:
im not sure but i think ya need to notch the bottom out of the X in the frame to let the driveshaft travel, install a slip yoke and shorten the driveshaft like an inch or something or ya could do the Slingshot thing that a few people on here have done and gotten a crazy high rear lockup and an insane 3-wheel.

Rob

hall naw, i dont want to do any of that, thanks for the info, i might have to go with smaller cylinders

One of my friends had 16s in the rear and he got tired of breaking the rear window :0 hope this helps.

Originally posted by newmovementrider@Nov 12 2003, 10:28 PM
can i put 16's in the rear of a 62 belair without any modification, if i cant can i just chain the rear down and keep the 16's for 3-wheel

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MOVE THE BANNANA BAR MOUNT DOWN 2 1/2'' AND OFF THE FRAME ABOUT AN INCH OR TWO....................YOU'LL ALSO NEED TO DO A SLIP.................CHECK OUT THE POST ON DRIVELINES

Originally posted by Big Baller 82cutlass@Nov 12 2003, 11:56 PM
One of my friends had 16s in the rear and he got tired of breaking the rear window :0 hope this helps.

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MUST HAVE LAID IN THE WEEDS :biggrin:

Originally posted by Big Baller 82cutlass@Nov 13 2003, 06:56 AM
One of my friends had 16s in the rear and he got tired of breaking the rear window :0 hope this helps.

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i run 20" cylinders in the back of my 64 and it scrapes frame when dumped, and my rear window aint' broken...

I run 8 inches in my girlfriend and it scrapes her stomache, go to sleep now.



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