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PostPosted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 5:28 pm 
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im planning on upgrading the wheels and tires on my 70 duster

i know NOTHING about wheels and tires ive tried to read a few pages that explain everthing and am even more confused :oops: so im coming to you guys for some guidance

background info....it is a small bolt pattern car, these while be strictly for drag racing im planning on saving my current wheels for driving the car around i think the limit on tire width in the street class is 10.5 inches but im not sure i would like to go with the max here i was looking at the goodyear comp t/a drag radials for the rear im still unsure of what to run up front...sumthing narrower than stock to reduce the weight and friction maybe a tire thats about 3 or four inches wide i hope this is the info i need to give you guys for sum suggestions if i left anything out please let me know maybe sumbody could inform me on what they are running

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 Post subject: wheel and tire help
PostPosted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 9:09 pm 
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there are no options for wheels and tires in a ten" width for the small bolt circle a body. there are four wheel styles available if i remember right and none of them are wider than 7". none of them are any bigger than 14". as for the front i might suggest something in the neighborhood of a 185-75-14 or a 195-75-14. as for the rear good luck finding a drag tire for your 14"wheels. i have never looked so i dont know if they are out there but i do know about the wheels. if you were to take a 14" steel wheel and a 15"x10" steel wheel to a macine shop, they MIGHT be able to put the two together to make a 15" steel wheel that would fit your car. either way, i work in a tire store so any q's let me know. randyfeik@hotmail.com good luck-Randy

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 10:20 pm 
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There are a lot of companies that can modify your steel wheels to any size or offset you want. I can't remember the name, but I had someone out in either Colorado or Oregon widen the 4" bolt circle Ralley wheels for the back of my Duster from 5.5" to 7".

A guy once gave me a cool set of 4" b/c "chrome reverse" wheels which were 9" wide. With some L6014's (can't remember the P-metric equivalent) they fit super snug up under the back of a '71 Twister I owned, didn't rub, and looked bitchen.

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PostPosted: Thu Jan 27, 2005 6:18 am 
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Randy, please stop posting about, there being no 15 inch small bolt pattern wheels available. As far as I know, no one stocks them, because there is not much call for them. However there are several companies, that will make them on a special order basis. Centerline is one, I think Crager, Wheel vintiques, are a few, there are others.

Dustu:
Are you planning on running a "slick" for racing or a "DOT" legal tire.

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PostPosted: Thu Jan 27, 2005 6:18 am 
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According to their website, Centerline Autodrag, 15x3.5, 5 on 4" bolt pattern, PN 5351 540. Same wheel, 15x8.5, PN 5854 540.

http://www.centerlinewheels.com/wheels_ ... 5&sw_id=81

Summit used to stock these wheels for around $150 each, but I haven't checked back in a while.

Hope this helps.

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 Post subject: Stockton Wheel Co.
PostPosted: Thu Jan 27, 2005 2:08 pm 
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Stockton Wheel Co. is producing a really nice looking wheel. These sre available in small bolt pattern with 15". They are available in 5.5" width and 7" width.



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PostPosted: Thu Jan 27, 2005 3:36 pm 
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Yes, you can get 15" wheels in small bolt patterns. Here's another supplier who sells them: Diamond Racing.

http://www.diamondracingwheels.com/

They even sell 15"x18" wheels with the 5x4" bolt pattern.

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