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I always use anti sieze on my 1/2 inch studs... I have broke many due to the chrome on the open end lugnuts galling and then the lugnuts freezes and then you have to break the stud to get it off... it solved my problem... I have had it happen on 2 different cars and on my malibu I put my wheels...

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I believe there is someone selling a set of these in 16's on MonteCarloSS.com Chris K.

a 6-71 is alittle big for a relatively stock motor... it's bigger than most people give it credit for.. Chris K.

I have them in the blown car but it probably no where near the same weight... I would drive on them awhile before I cut them because they are gonna settle alot... Chris K.

you don't want the accessories connected to the distribution block to pull more that 250 amps... it would create enough heat to melt it more than likely.. Chris K.

good info... a 275 is the same as a 10.5 correct..

well I have some parts coming in tommorow I will try to finish the notches and get some measurements... how much space is between your tires at the closest point (sidewall to sidewall) you have a 10.5 on a 6.5bs correct... Chris K.

did the shock mounts recess into the wheel... I know with a 5.5 it barely sits into the wheel...

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Re: backspace question with a full notch... I just measured with 28x10.5's on a 15x10 with 5.5 bs there is 46 inches between the 2 closest points... so if anyone with a full notch can tell me if there is 44 inches worth of space it would be appreciated... Chris K.

will a 6.5 inch back space fit with a full notch to the inner skin with a stock width rear... The rears that I want to buy skip past 5.5... I have some 5.5 draglites but the centers are too thick for my 5/8's studs... So I thought instead of spending another 90$ on longer wheels studs I could...

the car that I installed the springs in was already lowered so I don't have a good reference... Chris K.

are you forced inducted... Thats what they were designed for... so you could run more boost.. Chris K.

yes and I beleive it's a 8 inch with a 3.5 offset... but I don't know how low the car can be I know quite a few people on here ran them... Chris K.

I run a UHAUL brand cooler looks almost identical to the B&M's Chris K.

5.5 is what is needed with the stock width rear... Chris K.

there are 3 bolts and they are on the flywheel... you'll have to remove 1 turn the crank some remove another etc. Chris K.

I also wanted to add that most Monte SS rears are 3.42's not 3.73's you might want to check that first of all... Chris K.

remember to also unbolt the torque convertor.... Chris K.