DozerII
Well-known member
Thanks Doc
I might have screwed up on my backset measurement after measuring 25 times. Maybe I can roll the fenders out a bit, or I might have to cut the centers out and move them out 1/2"
Wheels are Wheel Viniques Gennies 15x6 and 15x7 I ordered them in gray primmer cuz I want to get them powder coated not sure on color but I'm open to suggestions.
If I was you shop teacher you'd get an A+ on your Essex.[cl
wheels are perfect! [cl
I like ruby red, a darker red. silver or ivory would look good too
on your backspace, its probably right, looks like tire bulge is what is sticking out
I agree with the above. But as we like to say around here "It's your car."Perfect as is.
Two words... Moon discs.
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\If I was you shop teacher you'd get an A+ on your Essex.[cl
wheels are perfect! [cl
I like ruby red, a darker red. silver or ivory would look good too
on your backspace, its probably right, looks like tire bulge is what is sticking out
Perfect as is.
Two words... Moon discs.
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I agree with the above. But as we like to say around here "It's your car."
If you widen the fender again are you going to be happy with the running board alignment with the fender or are you going to widen those as well? Which in turn leads to ........
I love the moon discs. I always thought they belonged on hot rods and not customs.
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Torchie
I`m for either ivory or high gloss black 2K paint with dog dish caps
Any color plans for the 440 yet?
I vote ivory on the wheels. Red and black are overused too much IMHO.
We used to take a wooden baseball bat and put it between the tire and fender lip, the roll the car forward and backward to get a bit of clearance for wider tires. The bat won't gouge it, and you slowly pull upward on it as the car rolls to get the wider gap. Worked great on Mustangs and Camaros.
We used to take a wooden baseball bat and put it between the tire and fender lip, then roll the car forward and backward to get a bit of clearance for wider tires. The bat won't gouge it, and you slowly pull upward on it as the car rolls to get the wider gap. Worked great on Mustangs and Camaros.
There was a guy on a Maverick board I was on that bought the Eastwood version of that tool. After he got through with it, he rented it out to other board members. Deposit was the cost of the tool, rent was something like $10, that way he got his money back if somebody didn't return it, he kept their deposit. I had already used the baseball bat on mine, so I didn't need it.
Princess Auto has a fender rolling tool that might work for you. And its on sale this month!
https://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/fender-roller-tool/A-p8655888e
minitruckers used to use bats, but it takes a few "practice swings" to keep from creasing it.
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