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Rally wheels from Wheel Vintiques? #1872233
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I decided to go with 15 inch rally wheels for my 74 cuda, I was going to buy them through Summit, but some of the reviews were negative because of excessive run out. Anyone else have experience with these?

Re: Rally wheels from Wheel Vintiques? [Re: cudabitten] #1872244
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Summit has a mount and balance deal if you buy tires from them. One way to make sure you get a good set. I thought about buying the Mopar Cop wheels but changed my mind after reading negative reviews about air bleeding out through bad welds.
Coker Tire has the Specialty Wheel made Rallys.
http://www.specialtywheel.com

And this guy does custom backspacing

http://themopardude.com/New_Custom_2.html

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I bought 4 rallye wheels from wheel vintique. Nice wheels no issues.

Re: Rally wheels from Wheel Vintiques? [Re: Pynzo] #1872391
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Originally Posted By Pynzo
Summit has a mount and balance deal if you buy tires from them. One way to make sure you get a good set. I thought about buying the Mopar Cop wheels but changed my mind after reading negative reviews about air bleeding out through bad welds.
Coker Tire has the Specialty Wheel made Rallys.
http://www.specialtywheel.com

And this guy does custom backspacing

http://themopardude.com/New_Custom_2.html


Coker Tire owns Wheel Vintique.

Kevin

Re: Rally wheels from Wheel Vintiques? [Re: cudabitten] #1872435
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Originally Posted By cudabitten
I decided to go with 15 inch rally wheels for my 74 cuda, I was going to buy them through Summit, but some of the reviews were negative because of excessive run out. Anyone else have experience with these?





I have several set of the Summit/Vintiques 15X7 rallyes, zero issues with run out/balance, I had them up to 140MPH, on assorted tracks/road courses, and ten of thousands of standard road miles, zero issues...they fit my 4 wheel disc equipped cars better than factory 15X7's....with the same backspacing

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Originally Posted By cudabitten
I decided to go with 15 inch rally wheels for my 74 cuda, I was going to buy them through Summit, but some of the reviews were negative because of excessive run out. Anyone else have experience with these?


Bought Road wheels from summit about 2 years ago. One slot not punched, paint flaking at paint lines. Sent 3 back, still bad paint lines, thin chrome, rusted before I got them on the belvedere! Maybe Q/C has improved.

Re: Rally wheels from Wheel Vintiques? [Re: DAYCLONA] #1872467
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Originally Posted By DAYCLONA
Originally Posted By cudabitten
I decided to go with 15 inch rally wheels for my 74 cuda, I was going to buy them through Summit, but some of the reviews were negative because of excessive run out. Anyone else have experience with these?





I have several set of the Summit/Vintiques 15X7 rallyes, zero issues with run out/balance, I had them up to 140MPH, on assorted tracks/road courses, and ten of thousands of standard road miles, zero issues...they fit my 4 wheel disc equipped cars better than factory 15X7's....with the same backspacing


I bought a pair of the 15x8 series 63 steelies and they are great! Actually put the Mickey Thompsons on them and drove around to see how out of balance they would be. They weren't! Been as fast as 128mph on the GPS and no issues whatsoever.


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11.19 @ 121 mph
Pump gas, n/a, through the mufflers on street tires with 3.54's. 3,600 lbs.
10.01 @ 133mph with a 250 shot of nitrous an a splash of race gas. 1.36 60 ft. 3,700 lbs.

Re: Rally wheels from Wheel Vintiques? [Re: Twostick] #1872670
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Originally Posted By Twostick
Originally Posted By Pynzo
Summit has a mount and balance deal if you buy tires from them. One way to make sure you get a good set. I thought about buying the Mopar Cop wheels but changed my mind after reading negative reviews about air bleeding out through bad welds.
Coker Tire has the Specialty Wheel made Rallys.
http://www.specialtywheel.com

And this guy does custom backspacing

http://themopardude.com/New_Custom_2.html


Coker Tire owns Wheel Vintique.

Kevin

Coker also owns Specialty Wheels. I believe they have a Monopoly on vintage rims.

Re: Rally wheels from Wheel Vintiques? [Re: Pynzo] #1872889
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Thanks for all these replies. I just placed the order for 15 x 7 rally wheels from Summit, series 56. I will be mounting 235 60 front and 255 60 rear BFGoodrich.







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