jonesy510 Posted February 11, 2009 Report Share Posted February 11, 2009 Hey I have been looking on this site for awhile and just recently join. anyways i bought a 71 goon and just lowered the back with 3 inch blocks and about to do the front... i was wondering what kind of tire and rim set ups people are running and how well they fit. i have been looking around but don't know to much about tires and sizes so yea any help would be wonderful. p.s. before i get comments about i need to do research on my own i have been looking and just want to get as much info as possible Quote Link to comment
benzo Posted February 11, 2009 Report Share Posted February 11, 2009 welcome. I have a 71 wagon also. I am using 2" blocks and cut the bump stops and am using coil overs in front on 280zx housings with the brakes and new shocks. I am using wheel wise 14x6.5 in front with 185-60-14's and 14x7.5 in rear with 195-60-14 tires. I had panasports that were 14x6 from a 280Z that fit well and perfect. I personally like 14" wheels and tires. if you have more questions message me. have fun. Quote Link to comment
WagDatto Posted February 11, 2009 Report Share Posted February 11, 2009 72 goon here. 15x6.5 +0 would probably be the biggest wheel you could go with without rolling your fenders. It also depends on how low you go, too. I rolled and did a small pull front and rear, and had 2.5" blocks in the back, and lowered 280zx fronts with 15x7 -12 (about 15x7.5 +0 if we change things around a bit). If I went any lower, I'd have been rubbing on turns and such with 195/50 tires. Quote Link to comment
jonesy510 Posted February 11, 2009 Author Report Share Posted February 11, 2009 thanks for feed back its greatly appreciated. i have been looking into getting 280zx struts for the front and was thinking of running a 14's or 15's Quote Link to comment
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