small bolt pattern ideas?

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just brought home 72 duster, 340, wifes new project,all original except scabby mags from 80s, what rims are available in small bolt pattern aftermarket wise, 14s, 15s, looking for big n little look
 
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I came across a guy selling through eBay...Ron's I think. He offered American Racing, US Mags, and Showwheels in the small bolt pattern. I emailed him a few times and it seemed legit.
 
Did 15" 8 on the back 7 on the front. Specialty Wheel.
 

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1969VADart said:
I came across a guy selling through eBay...Ron's I think. He offered American Racing, US Mags, and Showwheels in the small bolt pattern. I emailed him a few times and it seemed legit.
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Would you happen to have a link ?
 
Here are the links to a few of his different sets.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/271366586783?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

http://www.ebay.com/itm/271890631642?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

http://www.ebay.com/itm/231357644439?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

I emailed back and forth with him about what I was looking for. I haven't pulled the trigger yet, but this may be the route I go. If I remember correctly, there was a wait time for production, but at least there is some protection through eBay.
 
Has any one ever seen these on a mopar or any muscle car . The look pretty nice but it's always best to see on a car. Pretty nice option in small bolt pattern
 

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Nice thread. Now I know I got a good deal on my centerlines. small bolt and the true old school ones, not aftermarket. Not sure on the widths front and rear. Got all four with great rubber for $300. Summit almost wants that just for one wheel. Youch! Good luck with your search. finding wheels is a pain.
 
fez440 said:
Has any one ever seen these on a mopar or any muscle car . The look pretty nice but it's always best to see on a car. Pretty nice option in small bolt pattern
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Yes. I have them, but not polished. Really, really nice wheels. Made in USA too. Scott at Team III will set you up. Awesome guy to deal with.
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69_340_GTS said:
Yes. I have them, but not polished. Really, really nice wheels. Made in USA too. Scott at Team III will set you up. Awesome guy to deal with.
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Do you know what the backspace on your wheels are? And is your drivetrain stock or do you have disc brakes and 8 3/4 in the rear? Thanks.
 
7" wheels with 4 1/2" backspacing. Everything is stock in the rear... yes it is the stock 8.75" rear end with stock 10" drums. If I were to buy these again I'd get 4 3/8" backspacing to perfectly center the tire between the spring and the fender lip. Might be able to get a 235/60 tire in there then. I have heard Dusters have tons of room in the wheelwells (compared to Darts) so you might need something a little different.

Right now I have 225/60 tires on all 4 corners.

Front has SSBC disc brakes. 4 1/2" b/s is O.K., but the discs push the wheels out somewhat, and I think 4 3/4" b/s would be ideal on the front with the SSBC discs.

If you buy these make sure you tell Scott what brakes you have. He will machine the back sides of the spokes for clearance. I made a mistake and did not tell him, and I had to grind a little on the SSBC calipers for clearance.
 
I don't know exactly what style you are looking for, but I have a set of Centerline Auto Drag 14" small bolt pattern wheels available.
 

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I bought a set of Cragar SS for the front of mine. Either going to do black or chrome reverse on the rear.
 
as far as I'm concerned you cant beat the look of slotted mags

(on a side note, if that's whats on there now let me know, I'm looking for a set)
 
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