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Regarding the wheels: What exactly are you looking for?
Plain, chrome, mag. ?
Summit has 15 x 7, 4 hole bare smoothie steel wheels for $57.
I can provide you with a link if you want.
I could not find the 15 four hole wheels at Summit. How much offset do I need? Did the Pinto have 15 wheels? I would like something inexpensive. But I would like to get something that fits. Thank you very much.
I have a great set. Got them from www.rallyamerica.com 559-322-2128 Chrome or primered. You may even be able to go with 16 inch. The tire selection is better. 15 inch tires are limited to 235 75 15 in a street tire which almost looks small for rears. Tom email back if you have questions. Oh yea mine cost $250 for a set of 4 including hub caps.
Sorry, for some reason I could not get a direct link to work. Maybe some can help me and provide with a direct link please.
Go to summitracing.com
click Departments
" wheels & tires
" wheels
" wheels
" bolt pattern
" show all
" 4x4 1/4
Sort by low to high price.
This will bring up the list of wheels Summit has, that have the bolt pattern of 4 by 4 1/4". They start at about $50 and show offset for each wheel. Would be best to call Summit directly regarding fitment.
I have also been looking for wheels, so let us know what you come up with. Thanks, steve
Thanks Reggie...for some reason I couldn't do that. Heck if I know...
Just when you get to feeling real smarty pants, the computer teaches you otherwise.
Someone asked about offset being 4". that seems like alot. That means the larger the number the further out the wheel will be from the fender.
I purchase new wheels with 3" offset and I feel they are just out too far.
Bob Hillman told me his new wheels were 2 1/2" offset.
I think what you are comcerned about is clearance between the brake caliper and the wheel.
Anyone else have any ideas what the minimum can be with offset?
It's not so much the offset as it is the "backspacing". I have a set of Greg Weld Prolite wheels on my shay. Fronts are 15X7 with 4 inch backspacing and rears are 15x8 with 5 inch backspacing. I have 205/70/15s on front and 235/75/15s on back. Every thing clears just fine. Never rubs anywhere.