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Rally Wheel Difference

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Can anyone provide a resource that shows (pictures) the difference in rally wheel style? I have been told by some that there were subtle differences in the way they looked...moon shaped holes vs. ??? in different era of mopar. Thanks for any information to get me in the right direction.
 
all rally wheels have the same center with only the hoops being different sizes. there was also a 5x4" pattern offered. maybe they were thinking of the 6 hole cop car wheel
 
all rally wheels have the same center with only the hoops being different sizes. there was also a 5x4" pattern offered. maybe they were thinking of the 6 hole cop car wheel

Wrong. There is a 15x7 Rallye wheel (could be other sizes too) that is different I know for a fact as MY 72 RR/GTX came with those different wheels and was a Canadian built car. It is the scallops by the holes that are different. I can get pics in the next day or so unless someone posts them up in the meantime..
 
center caps changed
 
Here is a picture of the difference....Had it on my PC from a post awhile back..
5299474-usAvsCanadianRallyeWheel (1).jpg
 
Thanks guys I think I understand...the scallops are what I believe he was referring to. Any other differences in the holes or styling?
 
What Brett has shown is correct and that is how all the reproduction rallye's are. They are based off of the 1972 and later Canadian wheel.
Ron
 
Why TF would they reproduce an oddball wheel?
 
I can't answer that but if you think about it the 1972 and later (Canadian) wheel ran for many years but the earlier where only used for 70 and 71. If this wasn't pointed out most wouldn't pick out the difference until you know there is a difference.
Ron
 
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