I'm not much of a fan of the curved spoke design.....but the larger diameter wheel has grown on me over the years however wheels that are larger than 18's are not on the list.Thank you. My goal was to have a modern version of a 5 spoke like a Cragar.
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Some people don’t like the larger diameter wheels and in many cases, I agree with them. Razor thin sidewalls are not for me.
To the original point though…
I agree with Delta. Thin spokes show more brake components and unless you’re running giant rotors, it might look bad. I love the old school look of these…
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I’m likely to use them on this car:
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Moving the envelope... For years most guys who aren't hard and fast stuck on 15's were willing to accept no more than 17's... Now 18's... And I agree, Kern's 18's work... Gotta have a lot of tire sidewall to make it work but the right wheels can work as 18's...I'm not much of a fan of the curved spoke design.....but the larger diameter wheel has grown on me over the years however wheels that are larger than 18's are not on the list.
Nice separation.... Very common on T/A's...Yes, I want 27-28" diameter to try to have some sidewall, I hate the rubber band look as well but do want a modern tire on this car now.
I've been wanting to upgrade, hard to tell in this photo, but the 20yr old bfg gave up
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Not hard to see at all lolYes, I want 27-28" diameter to try to have some sidewall, I hate the rubber band look as well but do want a modern tire on this car now.
I've been wanting to upgrade, hard to tell in this photo, but the 20yr old bfg gave up
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Very common on any 20 year old radial lolNice separation.... Very common on T/A's...
An 18" aluminum version of keystones would be interesting. My first car, my Coronet, had keystones when I bought itMore like the old Cragar wheels of the 70's or Keystones....
Interesting, they don't look like they are made in a backspacing that works for old cars tho
those basically are the same as the vn510 and they look awesome. They really are the perfect Trans Am style rim, I know they are awesome on an E body, I think they would be sweet on a B as well.I put these US Mags Rambler on my ‘70 Cuda. They are great quality. RAMBLER
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I've had too much experience with belt separation on tires with the worse being Generals. Had 3 go bad with one actually shedding the tread and damaging my Dakota. Fed up with the brand I filed a claim and sent the tire to them and they actually paid! One that shred itself was a Michelin but it was 21 iirc and was on my flat bed trailer but never ever had any problems with BFG's. Go figure.She sure was a lumpy bumpy squirmy roll down the block and then back into the garage. Took a few turns to see it
Yup, separations have been a problem for as long as there have been belted tires.... The old Firestone 721 was next level I probably replaced 300+ bad 721's... And I only worked as a tech in a service station for a couple years...I've had too much experience with belt separation on tires with the worse being Generals. Had 3 go bad with one actually shedding the tread and damaging my Dakota. Fed up with the brand I filed a claim and sent the tire to them and they actually paid! One that shred itself was a Michelin but it was 21 iirc and was on my flat bed trailer but never ever had any problems with BFG's. Go figure.
I remember them turds lol. Seems like changing the direction of rotation was a no no with those?Yup, separations have been a problem for as long as there have been belted tires.... The old Firestone 721 was next level I probably replaced 300+ bad 721's... And I only worked as a tech in a service station for a couple years...
Loose those... They don't complement the styling of a Charger... The VN510/Rambler looks good, probably to modern for a Charger but still a good look...
No offense but.....and the 5 stars again for comparison
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