Show your wheels
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QuickDart360
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Here's a couple !
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Can you please share backspace rear wheels of top car pic!! Looks just perfect!!!
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Car has an A-body rear so N50/15 fit.
15x10 with a 4.5 bachspace i believe .
Both sets fit well, Torque Thrusts and Mags
15x10 with a 4.5 bachspace i believe .
Both sets fit well, Torque Thrusts and Mags
QuickDart360
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Dartsun
Mopar Dude
ir3333
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Front 21570R14 on 5 1/2" sbp steel rims
Rear 21570R14 0n 6" sbp steel rims
....i have an antennae now.
Rear 21570R14 0n 6" sbp steel rims
....i have an antennae now.
erafuse
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Stock wheels.
SpaceDemon
"Wanna toothpick?"
What tire combo are you running?
A new look
Right now it’s got 215/55/17s up front and 275/40/17s out back. I’m about to change the fronts to 245/45/17s
Clean, sharp looking wheels!
It's hard to tell from the pic- what are you running for tires?
wheels are skinny 15x4 1/2, the rears are 15x7. Front tires are 165 80 15 and the rears are 235 70 15.
Oh Yeah, Liking it a lot.
Car and Wheels !
Here is the 67 Post . . with slots . . .
Having some fun with the Pentastar . .
Love the pentastar. My caps are blank too. I need to find something fun.
Yeah that Pentastar is just a paper one I printed out. Thinking about taking it to the Sign Shop and have them make me up some Decals just like it.
Lol . . .
Lol . . .
Here is an update from my post in #115. I found out the homemade 14" rears had a ton of runout, and all the tires were 20+ years old. I got rid of them and upgraded to 15" tires and wheels, and I really like the look. 15x6 in front with a 215/65, 15x7 in the rear with a 245/60. I think it's sitting a little low on both ends due to tired original suspension (due to be upgraded).
@SPACECOWBOY, what are the particulars on the steelies on your 67 Dart? I'm in the hunt for a 67 or 69 Dart and really like how those look on yours.
@SPACECOWBOY, what are the particulars on the steelies on your 67 Dart? I'm in the hunt for a 67 or 69 Dart and really like how those look on yours.
L-60-14 polyglas on 14×9 Fentons...tires have 2 miles on them and still soft like new...been stored in climate controlled garage ...just right for Day ll ...... now need the fronts...found these week of Carlisle on ebay...picked them up otw to show & saved the pricey shipping cost !!! any skinny 70 series used but good polyglas around??? Need 2...
Saw this one at a car show (on a Studebaker) and I thought it looked neat. When I got up close to have a look, the spinners have "Halibrand Eng Culver City Calif" cast into them. I think the wheels might be new, but the spinners looked vintage.
MileHighDart
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What rims are those? They really give that b'cuda an updated look
Aluminum 15 x 8s on the Truck
Tractor Steelies with Turf Tires in the
Truck Bed
Tractor Steelies with Turf Tires in the
Truck Bed
Stumbled across this thread an decided to add my pic. I'm using 15x6, '79 Cordoba 300 wheels on my driver Valiant. Used billet adapters on my SBP bubs. Adapters are thick enough, and moved the wheel/tire combo away from the drum far enough that I had to run a smaller diameter tire than I would have preferred, a 195/60/15. They are polished and have Cordoba urethane (rubber) wheel centers adapted. Would like to add some kind of spinner for the nostalgic look. Due to their 6" width they are not a good choice for high horsepower cars but for my driver I really like the look.
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Hey Valiant Patrol, how are you doing?
Nice lookin' Valiant you got going there.
Been having a good time here on FABO, reading and sharing the good mopar topics . . and then some. Thumbs Up !
Nice lookin' Valiant you got going there.
Been having a good time here on FABO, reading and sharing the good mopar topics . . and then some. Thumbs Up !
@George Jets - Thank you for thumbs up. Need help in picture taking though. Can't figure out the blurr. I think I fixed the blurr, yea!
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