245 60R14's.. on the rear?

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  1. Dave B

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    Anyone running this size on a 7" rim?
     
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    My car had 245/60's on it when i got it there a pretty short tire the 225/70's looked better
     
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    I have 225 14's, but I want something wider, and with BFG T/A's, a 225 it the largest 70 series tire they make these days :(
    The diameter is is just under an inch different...I have a set of 235's, but they are 20 years old now, I wouldn't go too far on them.
     
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    [​IMG]Here is my 74 with 246/60/14 on the back and 235/60/14 on the front[​IMG]
     
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    I'm using 235-60-14's on factory 6" wheels.
     
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    found a different angle sorry mot the best photos[​IMG]
     
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    Thanks for the pic's! A 60 series tire just looks small...I may wait and find some 1991 Crown Vic 15" steel wheels, and see what works with them.
     
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    255/60/15 fits well.....
     
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    275/60/15 0n my sprint[​IMG]
     
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    I Have run 245/60-14 on 7 inch rims many times I like the way they look. Thats whats on my Orange 70 at the moment.
     
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    Not on my car. I had to roll the fender lips to keep the left wheel from getting eaten on hard launches. 245/60 fit fine.

    But we are now talking 15" rims, when this guy has 14s. But . the width really shouldn't matter either way
     
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    If 60s are too small stuff some 28 x 11.5 15 under it.
     

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    That looks great. How did you fit those on there?
     
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    just rolled the lip
     
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    Wow I wouldn't have thought 11.5's will fit. What length rear and what width and backspace on the wheels?
     

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