I had the above combination mounted this past weekend. When the mounted set came home they looked a little odd. The edge of the rim is set in over 1" on both sides. It just looks odd and the edge of the slick, where there had been surface contact (these are used slicks) previously,is rounded more than what appears normal. I think it will fit in my stock '72 Chevelle wheel wells but am I crazy to run 'em? I read other combinations similar to this on this web site but my gut is talkin' again.

Thank you!

My 28x10.5s are on 8 inch Weld Draglite and have been fine.

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Jeff Angerstein
ACES#841 TCG#158 CECCO #16
68 SS396(roller 454)
68 Pro Street 540/BDS 8-71
69 SSRS 396(427) 4spd
88 MC SS 29k original miles :cool:
99 K2500 Burb 7.4L(454)AKA The Mangler

My Chevs (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/ACE841/rides.jpg)
OLD BLUE (12.27@109.9) (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/ACE841/jeffss2a.jpg)
(10 second motor in a 14 second chassis)

I have Mickey T's ET Street 26x10.5s on 8 inch Weld Draglites. They fit and work well.

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Trent Gallant
1967 Chevelle SS

Then the next best thing to do is spin 'em!!!

Thanks guys!

I have 28x12.5 ET streets on my 8" draglites, so you should be fine.

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Bryan T.
-66 sedan-'glass hood, fenders,trunklid and bumpers(will be hugger orange)
-355, 11.4:1, 250/256 @.050, .555/.560 lift, ported tfs heads(270 @.550), Super Victor, 825 Mighty Demon, ATI converter, 'glide, moser 12 bolt w/4.88's, 4 wheel discs,and NOS Big Shot
-87 K20 350 tbi, 3"body lift, 4" susp. lift, and 38" meats