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October 13th 2006, 09:12
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I've never run that particular combo, but I know a 7"et42 on a 3" beam tucks stock fenders, and on a 2" beam it just fits. You will probably need spacers to get the deeper offset wheels away from the lower control arm so you have a decent turn capabilities.
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October 13th 2006, 15:46
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Flat is right, I have a set of cookies. I stuck them on my Ghia just for kicks and they catch the lower ball joint. Almost sit on it. Stock beam, with lowered spindles. I had to buy a 16" or larger spare because the 15" inflate-a-spare did the same thing.
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October 13th 2006, 17:01
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I know I'm okay as far as clearance to suspension and the fenders. I just need to finish assembly on my steering so I can find out how little steering I have
 nothing like waiting for parts..... againLooks like I'll have to invest in some spacers and longer studs.
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March 6th 2007, 14:52
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How about an update & maybe a pic?
I'm waiting on my 15x7 phonedials to show. They are going on a '74 Standard.
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March 7th 2007, 17:49
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I'm running 15x6.5 on a '70 Standard.
I'm using a spacer, but my turning radius still sucks.  Rob.
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March 8th 2007, 09:44
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What's your offset? Got a pic showing the fender too? Just to see how it fits.
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