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Old 02-23-2008, 07:31 AM   #51
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Re: Finally got them -- Coys C5 wheels

That thing sounds and looks like it is really coming together. Can't wait to see more of the build.
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Old 02-23-2008, 08:57 AM   #52
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Re: Finally got them -- Coys C5 wheels

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I'm looking for size suggestions, I have a '70 chevy that is in progress, I want to go with torq II's 18'. The front will be 1'' drop and rear 3'', disc brakes, stock suspention other than that. Any help w/tire size and back spacing?
That is kind of hard to say. You have to have a starting point and then decide what you like or dont like about what is already there. The width of the rear end is also a fator. Some of the 70 models were narrow and some were the wider version. Do you want the same size front and rear so you can rotate? I can help you out with a little more info.
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Old 02-23-2008, 09:01 AM   #53
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Is the picture with the 20's have a 4/6 drop?
Yes. Early Classic 4/6. See signature for specifics on the American Eagle wheels in the picture.

If my math is correct, the Coys should tuck .25 more than the American Eagles without the use of spacers in the rear.
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Old 02-23-2008, 06:23 PM   #54
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That is kind of hard to say. You have to have a starting point and then decide what you like or dont like about what is already there. The width of the rear end is also a fator. Some of the 70 models were narrow and some were the wider version. Do you want the same size front and rear so you can rotate? I can help you out with a little more info.
I would like to have same size, "meaty". As far as the rear end, it measures ~63''. Would like to have to where the tires don't stick out of the fenders. Here is where I am so far...
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Old 02-26-2008, 10:25 AM   #55
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Re: Finally got them -- Coys C5 wheels

I don't think I've seen anyone ask but what size is the lip on those new rims?
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Old 02-26-2008, 10:54 AM   #56
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Re: Finally got them -- Coys C5 wheels

2500HD,I may be getting the rears for mine soon...........I blame you!! LOL. The ones I am looking at are the grey centered C5 with 22x8.5 frt and 20x10 rear. I am thinking my truck will go lite metallic green OR Graphite so the wheel will look good on either.
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Old 02-27-2008, 03:09 AM   #57
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Re: Finally got them -- Coys C5 wheels

2500HD----
I cant tell, but would your truck tuck wheels/tires if it was bagged? It's hard to tell from the pic, but it looks like the tires are right at the edge of the fender well. I'm trying to decide if I can get the 5" or if I need the 5.5" to tuck 315's out back with a narrow 68 rear.

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