Longhood narrow body, Wheels, Stance pictures

[stcan]

There seem to be some love for large flared fenders lately. But let's show some love for longhood stock narrow body.
Please post some picture of Longhood stock narrow body wheels and stance. It would be nice if you can provide spec of wheels size, width, offset, tire size, ride height, camber etc...

[argenis83]

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[PRE-H20]

something like that?

my bucket is a narrow body stock fender 1974.

[PRE-H20]

stock car with some creative wrenching, settings, and geometry by our own Tyson Schmidt.........

[Jeff Higgins]

'72 with 205/60-15's mounted on 15X7 Fuchs all the way around. 2 degrees camber all the way around, zero toe on the front, 1 1/2 degrees toe in on the rear. Set at Euro ride height.

[jac1976]

Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins

'72 with 205/60-15's mounted on 15X7 Fuchs all the way around. 2 degrees camber all the way around, zero toe on the front, 1 1/2 degrees toe in on the rear. Set at Euro ride height.

Which 205/60s?

[crater64]

'70 with 195/65-15 on 15x7 Fuchs all round. Have to look up specs, pretty sure Euro ride height but don't recall camber or toe off the top of my head.

[76dno]

Original AR TTs (15x7”) with Dunlop Direzza 205-55 all around

[kent olsen]

72T with 15X7 Superlites, Yoko Advan 205 X 50, corner balanced, lightened (2210 with 1/2 tank), Twin plug 3.0L, 249,000 miles.

[76dno]

Side profile, wheel/tire choice, and stance look great for all these builds.

Ever drive behind a stock (narrow) long-hood on the freeway? Mesmerizing….

[Soterik]

First off, the bottom picture is courtesy of Randy Wells, @RandyWellsPhotography and was on the cover of our local PCA magazine "Spiel" this last month

THIS is a narrow body...... 1967 911S

225/50/15 on real 911R wheels on the back, fender lips rolled, spring plate bolts shaved
205/55/15 on front deep 6's, fender lips stock. Work was courtesy of Monte at Redmond European.

[jackb911]

This was the stock height in 1972 when this pic was taken. ('66 912)

[David 23]

[Shaun @ Tru6]

[triplesn8s]

Love them all. Want to do a small wing on my '72. I think the RS wing might be 'too much' for the narrow body. I would like something 'smaller'. Any not-flared earlies with wings out there? I want to stuff the biggest tire I can under the rear, debating whether I will roll the lip to achieve that...

[Lyndon302]

Just lowerd till it's nice

[MrBonus]

1971 911T with 15x7 Fuchs on 205/55/15 Direzza DZ101s

[jac1976]

Originally Posted by triplesn8s

Love them all. Want to do a small wing on my '72. I think the RS wing might be 'too much' for the narrow body. I would like something 'smaller'. Any not-flared earlies with wings out there? I want to stuff the biggest tire I can under the rear, debating whether I will roll the lip to achieve that...

You’ll be limited without rolling the lip. You’ll be limited with rolling the lip, honestly. Bill Verburg can guide you with his experience and NIH-
level data and PRE-H20 can demonstrate the dark arcane wizardry of Tyson Schmidt.
To each his own, but I’ve never thought a wing of any ilk looks appropriate on a NB (No offense to PRE-H2O). Beyond the aesthetics, I question the utility (especially the smaller ducks, etc.) with anything other than a considerable bump in power over stock.

[PRE-H20]

Jac1976....... no offense taken in the slightest.......... i absolutely LOVE the early tail i threw on the back of my car 15 years ago (i wish i would have done it 25 years ago).....

i know its purely for looks, no real advantage to having it back there.... i dont care.. i just love the way it looks... at the end of the day... yes... to each his/her own, mine includes the rare early tail.

happy motoring fells !

[rswannabe]

Erik,

All these years later, with all these blank check builds all over the place, your '67 is still stunning and just so RIGHT!

Originally Posted by Soterik

First off, the bottom picture is courtesy of Randy Wells, @RandyWellsPhotography and was on the cover of our local PCA magazine "Spiel" this last month

THIS is a narrow body...... 1967 911S

225/50/15 on real 911R wheels on the back, fender lips rolled, spring plate bolts shaved
205/55/15 on front deep 6's, fender lips stock. Work was courtesy of Monte at Redmond European.