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Yup, if the lines and wheels are dry, probably the seal in the back of the mc itself

Not sure on the earlier models but I like a 235/70 up front on a 7" rim, neutral back space

You could try a 255 width, some truck tires might be 28" tall to match the fronts. Without trying it with those very distinct quarters I have no idea what fits

You don't want the 90/10 shocks on a street car. Yes those kybs

I've never tried the Bilstein's, kyb helped, were in fact necessary with bigger t bars. Modern high performance 17" tires also made a huge difference

Is the car coded for manual brakes? Double check that. If someone for shade tree on the car they might have converted to manual without getting the correct pedal, they are different. The ratio is different and it'll be very hard to push with a power pedal and no booster

The AutoZone cardone in my fury was no better than the one I took out 12 years ago. I put a FF in my charger, will never do anything less again. All my cars have headers or turbos, removing the box is a chore I care not to repeat.

I didn't notice before - I just bought those advantage sport t/a's for our minivan based on tire rack reviews.

Fwiw I bought sport SUV tires when I moved to 17's

I was only talking about what fits the rim, not the car 275 is all that fits on mine and I had to trim the wheel well. Custom rim would allow a little more.

With an 8" rim a 275 is no problem. 295 probably is ok. If you only want a 245 you want a 7" rim

Azzuro is the brand I bought after some internet research, sport truck tires. Who knows how they will wear but big change in grip from the old tires. 275/60 and 235/70 equivalents

I can't really put less than a 275 on my cars, personal choice. I've had factory 15x7 and 15x8 on my car as well as the aftermarket 15x8 now with 275x60 equivalents. I had to trim the lip a bunch to make the new ones fit. A 7 " rim with 255 should fit about anything.

I ran 275/60 15 on 7" rim with 3.5 bp for years and they fit fine, but on a 7" rim they puckered in the middle and wore out early. I now have 17" rims and the 275 on an 8" rim forced me to trim the lip quite a bit on both sides. I ran 235/70/15's on the front and they are great. These cars...

Good point, gotta have both axles in to set it

which center section do you have? 742 have the pins in the middle that the axles butt up against. If 1 of the pins happen to drop out you can't get the endplay correct and the piggie has to come out :( It's been more than a few years since I did one, I would have marked the axle where the cup...

I have a variety of drums if you know what size you need, both diameter and width.