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r_towle
Looking for a few measurements from those of you with 9 inch wide rear wheels.

Specifically
inner fender to inside of rubber tire.
Inner fender to outside of rubber tire.

Thanx
Rich
dakotaewing
QUOTE(r_towle @ Sep 5 2008, 08:40 PM) *

Looking for a few measurements from those of you with 9 inch wide rear wheels.

Specifically
inner fender to inside of rubber tire.
Inner fender to outside of rubber tire.

Thanx
Rich


Rich -
I am sure you have thought of this already, but...
You will also need tire size as this will effect measurements...
r_towle
I am hoping to get several numbers to see what the range is.
I will plan for the outer range and use spacers to make it fill out the fender...

Rich
SirAndy
QUOTE(r_towle @ Sep 5 2008, 05:40 PM) *

inner fender to inside of rubber tire.
Inner fender to outside of rubber tire.


What wheels? Backspace? How tall?

Rear:
With the cookie cutters and the 9" slicks i use a ~3/4" spacer and i have shaved fender lips and i can't get my finger inbetween the fender and the tire. It's that close.
There's just enough space on the inside for the tire to move with the suspension. 1/2", if that. No rubbing.

Front:
With the cookie cutters and the 9" slicks i use a ~1/4" spacer and i can barely get my finger inbetween the fender and the tire.
There's just enough space on the inside for the tire to clear the shock, but only after i cut down the housing sleeve (still using the top as a large washer).
With the shock housing in place, the tire was too wide.


I run 100mm wheel studs front/rear and full late model 911 hubs in the front.
bye1.gif Andy
r_towle
QUOTE(SirAndy @ Sep 5 2008, 10:05 PM) *

QUOTE(r_towle @ Sep 5 2008, 05:40 PM) *

inner fender to inside of rubber tire.
Inner fender to outside of rubber tire.


What wheels? Backspace? How tall?

Rear:
With the cookie cutters and the 9" slicks i use a ~3/4" spacer and i have shaved fender lips and i can't get my finger inbetween the fender and the tire. It's that close.
There's just enough space on the inside for the tire to move with the suspension. 1/2", if that. No rubbing.

Front:
With the cookie cutters and the 9" slicks i use a ~1/4" spacer and i can barely get my finger inbetween the fender and the tire.
There's just enough space on the inside for the tire to clear the shock, but only after i cut down the housing sleeve (still using the top as a large washer).
With the shock housing in place, the tire was too wide.


I run 100mm wheel studs front/rear and full late model 911 hubs in the front.
bye1.gif Andy


So, what is the measurement???
I dont have GT flares, I will be bending some metal and making custom flares...
Just looking for the overall measurement

Rich
SirAndy
QUOTE(r_towle @ Sep 5 2008, 06:11 PM) *

So, what is the measurement???

Math is your friend ... biggrin.gif


Inner clearance: ~1/2"
Outer clearance: ~1/16"
9" slick tread width: 9.2"

Rear GT flare useable space: ~10"
popcorn[1].gif Andy
r_towle
how wide are cookie cutter wheels?

Rich
SirAndy
QUOTE(r_towle @ Sep 5 2008, 06:31 PM) *

how wide are cookie cutter wheels?

7" x 15"
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