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Well I was going to wait for Wheel Wednesday,but.....

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I ordered these wheels eight months ago, and the arrived today! They are Dynacorn's 15 x 7 Magnum 500 wheels. I was looking for a wheel that would appear like a stock 14 x 6 inch Magnum 500 wheel that would fit a 15 inch tire. These are the closest I could find.

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The car I am building the replica of had 14 inch Magnum 500 wheels with Goodyear Polyglass tires. I have to order the center caps,but I think I achieved the look I wanted for the car.

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The Charger R/T is my new three season driver,U code auto. I am working the bugs out of it,it's almost ready for prime time.
 
Those look like the wheels I bought for my 1964 Polara.
Last picture is 30 years old with 14" X 6" Magnum 500's.

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How come today's custom wheel designers struggle against wheels from 40+ years ago?

I was watching one of them custom wheel designers show. And a simular question came. Only one designer said of then Cragers. "That's an awesome design we are still chasing today!" I smiled and thought. "I would look at his wheel designs."

Respect of the past deserves a nod.
 
There are some pretty ugly modern wheels out there! They have not been able to capture the timeless designs of wheels like Cragars and Keystones!
 
I run the same wheels in 17X7. Make sure the wheels are seating properly against the brake drums or discs. I had an issue with mine hanging up on the swage on the wheel studs. The solution was to chamfer them a bit.
 
I run the same wheels in 17X7. Make sure the wheels are seating properly against the brake drums or discs. I had an issue with mine hanging up on the swage on the wheel studs. The solution was to chamfer them a bit.
Thanks for the heads up on that I will check it out!
 
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