I own a 66 Chevy Nova, and I’m looking to buy new rims for it. Does anyone out there own or know what is the best size rim for the front? The front is kind of tight so if the rim is to wide it will rub. I have the rear covered already.
14X7 0r 15X6 will fit. Depending on the offset.
1966 Nova Pro Street 502 BBC 400 turbo with break Ford 9″ Strange axles Wilwood Brakes Carbon Fiber Seats, gauges and dash Billit Specialities 20″x15 rear 18″x7 front MT radials Air Ride Tech Alston front and Rear chassis
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It’s called starter heat soak and is typical on older chevys, the starter is real close to the exhaust pipes and it heats the soleonoid and causes this problem, you can buy a seperate soleonoid kit that you can mount the soleonoid up on the inner fender well away from the heat and it usually cures this problem, summit racing or Jegs sells this item.
front end (frame)
It’s not that funny I HAVE ONE!!! You can contact me at hooksup2@yahoo.com Also if you would like to see my 67 pick up this months Car Craft Magazine
With I-6
2 door
no rust, or very little
in the south east
raised in california
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You can buy a brand new one at Year one.
THIS WAS MY 1966 NOVA.. MY BROTHERS AND I TURNED THIS STOCK CAR INTO ONE HOT PROSTREET MACHINE. THESE WERE THE LAST PHOTO’S TAKEN OF IT WHILE IT WAS BEING LOADED ON THE SHIPPING TRUCK.. BOY WAS I DUMB TO SELL IT.
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183" (15.25 feet) long… 71.3" wide, 54.4" to 57.6" tall (depending model) 101" wheel base on all of the 1966 nova models
1966 chevy 2 nova burnout
1966 Nova SS 383 5 speed, 12 bolt posi, for sale! 30K$