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    3/31/2024 1:25 PM  #1

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    Wheel back spacing

    What kind of back spacing do I need to fit 17x8 American racing torq thrust will I need to fit them in my 67 fastback.
    prefer no spacers if I can do it..

     

    3/31/2024 3:33 PM  #2

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    Re: Wheel back spacing

    4.81" is about the best you can get in AR wheels. 4.75 in other brands.
    Do you need them to clear bigger brakes?
     

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    6/18/2024 8:59 PM  #3

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    Re: Wheel back spacing

    If 4-3/4”  is an option, that would be my choice for stock brakes. If you’re using Mustang Steve brackets, then add another 1/4”.

    John  -- 67 Mustang Coupe 390 5 speed
     

     

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