Dana s60

[ozchargerguy]

Hi guys bought a dana 60 shortened 1inch either side
Now want to buy 15x10 magnums for rear the car is in pieces
So I can't get correct measurements could some1
Tell me what back space I need to clear the springs
Iv got heaps room on outer coz iv cut and minitubbed the outers
I'm going to run 315x60x15 rear but not sure on back space now
Help pls....

[cougs]

I'd say 4" or 4.25" BS but wait to hear if somebody else is running this. 

[John_Kunkel]

Shortened from what?

[Dino]

Someone here just put a 315 on his car...who was that?  Find out his bs and subtract 1 inch.  4 - 4.5 is likely your target.  Do they even have that for a 15x10?

There's always spacers...   

[ozchargerguy]

It's shortend from standard not sure what measurement standard is

[ozchargerguy]

Someone here just put a 315 on his car...who was that?  Find out his bs and subtract 1 inch.  4 - 4.5 is likely your target.  Do they even have that for a 15x10?

There's always spacers...   

You can get custom bs made to ur liking iv heard

[Lord Warlock]

I just put 315 35 17 tires on 17x11 wheels on mine.  Backspacing was 5.5".  Mine runs the stock axle though non dana rear.  I used Nitto 555R tires which tend to run slightly narrower than other brands, people who used to own 04 cobras used to put them on 9 inch stock rims but thought that would be pushing things a little so go larger. I'd probably recommend 10 or 10.5 inch rims minimum with those tires.  Other brand tires will usually be slightly wider.  The tires look massive on the back though

[ozchargerguy]

The fat tires always look Awsome

[John_Kunkel]

It's shortend from standard not sure what measurement standard is

Measure from the wheel mounting surface of the drum to the outside of the spring perch, this will tell you how much room you have to the spring....if you know the tire bulge dimension you can compute the back spacing needed to clear the spring.

[ozchargerguy]

Cheers john I will measure and see what I come up with it's got disk rear
End so il measure to the disk....