What were these rims originally on?

[iowaguy]

I think they are Rallyes? 14” rims

They were on my ‘67 Charger when I got it. Just wondering what years/models they would have came on originally.

 

[toolmanmike]

They are 72 and newer center caps.

 

[Jerry Hall]

72-74 RR, Challengers, Barracudas, some A bodies. Widely used throughout the Mopar world.

 

[Runner 68]

I think they are Rallyes? 14” rims

They were on my ‘67 Charger when I got it. Just wondering what years/models they would have came on originally.

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What's the bolt pattern? 4" or 4.5"?
Based on the center caps my guess is 4.5 but since they were on a "67" it's worth asking.

 

[Jerry Hall]

What's the bolt pattern? 4" or 4.5"?
Based on the center caps my guess is 4.5 but since they were on a "67" it's worth asking.

67 Chargers were 5 on 4 1/2

 

[iowaguy]

What's the bolt pattern? 4" or 4.5"?
Based on the center caps my guess is 4.5 but since they were on a "67" it's worth asking.

I would switch these rims that had "okay" tires with the Magnum 500s that had "good" Eagle STs on my '70 Road Runner depending on which one I would be driving more. I would say the 4.5 bolt pattern.

 

[YY1]

Anything from a 1970 A, B, E body through Aspens and Volare's.

 

[MoparGuy68]

I was measuring my Rallye wheels last night to determine what size mine are. Mine are 14x6, with an overall rim width of 7”.

Your overall width is 6.5”, so your rims are 14x5.5. If they were mounted on your Charger they must be big bolt 4.5” pattern. And yeah 72 and later center caps.

I’m curious, what is the overall width of your trim rings? And wheel backspacing?

 

[iowaguy]

I was measuring my Rallye wheels last night to determine what size mine are. Mine are 14x6, with an overall rim width of 7”.

Your overall width is 6.5”, so your rims are 14x5.5. If they were mounted on your Charger they must be big bolt 4.5” pattern. And yeah 72 and later center caps.

I’m curious, what is the overall width of your trim rings? And wheel backspacing?

These pictures should give you the answer.