Sharp car. The 442 had a lot of great upgrades over a regular Cutlass. 3.73 8.5 rear being the most noteable but also stiffer springs & sway bars, quicker steering & the 15x7s wheels come to mind. Most people prefer the looks of white letters on them. A lot of people run 235/60/15s up front as its the stock height only slightly wider and many run 255/60/15s in the rear for a little more beef while still working well on the 7" wheel. The other links listed are helpfull. Have fun. Oh yea check out my pics if you want to see a slightly modified version of your car. :wink:
1986 442 Questions
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How much did you pay for that, if you don't mind me asking.
Also, that's one clean as ride. One day my Cutty will look like that too. One day.
How much did you pay for that, if you don't mind me asking.
Also, that's one clean as ride. One day my Cutty will look like that too. One day.
thanks for all the nice comments. it looks like previous owners have taken good care of it. I bought it at a local auction. it needs a wash as you can see from the pics. the tires are MICHELIN HydroEdge 215/70R/15. 8)
Wow thats an odd size never seen anybody run those before. Not a bad size just taller than stock. 215/65/15 is the stock size fwiw. Any planned upgrades?
I had to run out in the garage and see if my car had been taken. Our cars look identical. I have the full service manual if you have something specific you need referenced. How many miles does your car have on it?
how much did ya pay at the auction. To me thats one of the best color combos Ive ever seen on a cutty
Search for Manuals on ebay. I bought the GM manuals (2) for $50. Well worth the money. As for sites oldspower is great but I also use www.classicoldsmobile.com.
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