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    Any Photoshoppers able to help me?

     



    I'd like to see what my car would look like with blackwall tires and black wheels. same hubcaps and rings. If you're "really" good, some narrower back tires would be cool too... thanks in advance to anyone good with this stuff... -Jb
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    Quote Originally Posted by DennyW
    You mean you would like to hire me ?? A job at last ?? Hip, Hip, Ho-ray !!!!

    As long as you work long hours, do extra work, and charge little to nothing, yep, you're hired!
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    Black tires and wheels

     



    This should work...
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    Just wondering. What brand wheels and tires were you planning on putting on?

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    Thanks guys... gives me a good idea of what it would look like... Although the blackwalls would be tall skinny bias plies with "piecrust" corners...O'm thinking of buying a second set of wheels/bias tires, and am very undecided as to what sizes to go with... I'm thinking the black wheels and blackwall tires would give me the option of a much different look...I love my red wheels and whitewalls, but black on black has a cool look to it too.
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    I'm considering several wheel/tire options... would love some input/ideas from anyone as far as sizing goes. Not looking to start a bias vs. radial debate, as i plan to keep the complete set of radials mounted for easy changability... I love the look of bias plys though, and was considering several options. I definitely want skinnier back wheels/tires than the massive 285/70 15s i have in the radials (mounted on 8" wheels) Was thinking of a 820-15 on a 7" wheel out back, with a 560-15 on a 6" wheel up front... 5" would fit the tire better, but the backspacing on a 5" lets my brakes hang out the back of the wheel too much... if i had cool finned buick drums that would be ok, but i'd like to hide my GM discs as much as i can. Firestone Deluxe Champions were the specific model i was looking at, in a blackwall. I also considered moving to a 16", but they seem quite a bit more money than 15", especially when buying wheels and tires both.

    This is what i consider the ideal setup as far as wheels/tires go, but I really can't say I even know what sizes these are... ( i think 16 " diameter, but no clue on wheel width/offset or tire size... I just know they look killer.
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    Dang, you's guys are good photoshoppers

    You should do this for a living and charge big bucks, except for club members of couse.
    Now as a real test, lower the rear of my car 2".

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    Nice job Denny, and a definite improvement... now if you could just lower it that quickly in real life!
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    820-15's and 560-15's would look great IMHO as long as the 560-15's don't put you too far down in the weeds.
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    Wouldn't it be nice to be able to do this in real life as fast and affordale as photoshopping them?.....LOL

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    Better change them 4 bars to hairpins or it'll never make the movie!!!!
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    That rocks Denny... thanks. I'm definitely sold on the idea now... As for ditching the 4 bars for hairpins, that's a project for next winter, along with a SoCal disc brake kit for the front.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DennyW
    You mean like this ? I washed and waxed it also.
    Now that's what I am talking about. My plans are to lower rear 2 inches. Thanks for the wash & wax.. You da man.

    SERIOUSLY, Thank You Very Much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DennyW
    Well, you could, just throw 500 lbs in the back.
    Yeah, but I don't think my wife is going to enjoy riding back there
    OPPS, did I really type that

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    LOL Denny........my wife told my last night the reason she won't go bike riding with me (mountain bikes) is she gonna get big in the hind end. I'm still dumbfounded. How do you answer that knowing what good it does for you?.....I still sit here shaking my head.

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