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The 610-122 is for 10" front brake drums. If that's what you have, you're all right. I have 11".

just replaced my front left wheel with Dorman 610-132, they look exactly like the old one pictured here. The ones that came out were exactly the same also. The car had Crager wheels and no problem with length. This part # is for the front wheels w/ 11" drum brakes. I wanted to go to all r/h...

Thanks Furious, that does help. It shows I have more than just a little bit of space.

Thanks KD, I've looked at your post and the dimensions that you have used and your car looks great and I understand the look you are trying to achieve. I'm kind of trying to bring more modern touches to the look of this car as I've seen in some of the ultra- customized chargers. I favor...

I have read many, many posts on here about wheel and tire sizes, however, most are not about my particular car. I've gone over the 18 inch, gen 2 charger posts endlessly. Before I pull the trigger on this purchase, I'm asking for the final time if those of you who have put 18" wheels on a gen 2...

Thanks again, now I completely understand were the problem is. Leave it to the Europeans to change something by .7mm and endanger our lives by doing so.

Thanks 33 IMP for replying. So 115mm is the exact replacement for 5- 4 1/2 and Yes 114.3mm will fit, but will be dangerous. You threw me off a little when you answered the question with a " No."

In researching for wheels that fit the common 5- 4 1/2" measurement that we are used to, They seem to indicate that 114.3mm is the replacement for the old standard dimensions. Is 114.3mm the measurement that you say is close but not exact and could be dangerous?

Buying stuff online can be real pita sometimes. If you're happy with the other 3 wheels, look into returning the bad one. If Jegs is anything like Summit, they will take back defective items and replace it. You shouldn't have to accept flawed items. Good luck.

Have you gotten any additional info on this subject in the past month? If a wheel is 7" wide and has no offset, the backspace would be 3.5 inches. O offset means the back of the mounting flange of the wheel is in the center of the width dimension. -6mm offset moves the back of the flange about...

Hey 6PKRTSE, what size tire are you running up front ? I'm guessing 215/70. Does the 295/50s fit with no modifications ? Great looking set up you have there. I also agree with the no rake look.