show your non stock or beadlock wheels guys..

Im looking to buy a set of wheels for our 71 charger
the dated drag lites are coming off and im wanting some race (look) wheels
But will be a street driven car so no beadlocks
Will be 15x3 1/2s front and a 15x10 also. So I need some visual ideals for this car

Why do you need beadlocks?



Never mind read the actual post.

I like something like this. Not sure the name of them

Check out champion wheels ..

All except the front wheels have beadlocks on their site

Champion has non bead lock wheels. Expect to wait a couple months to get them.

I have 2 sets of Champion wheels.

Those are Weld Magnums
They are awesome and so are the Weld Alumastar 2.0

I love my Centerline Qualifiers. I didn't see a single other car all summer with the same wheels as me so that was kinda cool.
But I would definitely check with Champion, they are nice also, and affordable.

Champions. here

have the same on my car .

Chris2342 recently got them also. I just haven't seen them in my area yet.

What about the back?

Wheels

Go to HoleShotwheels .com and check out all the different styles they offer. That is what I am using , I have the Hole Star style.

just some old weld draglites on thr rear

Champion Stripsters and they make them non beadlock...Sorry for the crappy pics !!

http://www.championbillet.com/

Billet specialties is another good wheel Co. !!

I like my Centerline Revolution Wheels. Very similar to the above wheels. Not real price friendly but you can order them in almost any offset your looking for. My wheels had an 8 week lead time and came in at around 6 weeks. Rears are 17x9.5 5.5 b/s...fronts are 15x6.
There aren't too many sets around. I liked them better after blacking out the inside.

So, pardon my ignorance..... but why can't you use beadlock wheels on a "street driven" car?

Iv never had a beadlock wheel. But my understanding was the tire its self has the bolts go through the bead????? Is that not right?
Im sure the beadlock wheel cost more then the same non beadlock wheel
Il never race this car (just a stockish 440) so makes no sence to buy a beadlock wheel

Had the wife choose between Billit specialties and Champions

Beadlocks pinch the tire in between the rim and the beadlock ring,bolts do not go through the tire.
Last I knew beadlocks were not street legal.

Billet Specialties Street-Lite's on my old '69 Dart.

Nice wheels,always liked them.

i have them on my Satellite also , just ordered a pair of custom backspace 10"
only seen 1 car here with them

Tex

Went from Qualifiers to Rev..... Warriors before that..

Nice to have an "IN" at Centerline..

Come to think of it, I change wheels like I do paint jobs.


Chris..

I like the Revs, that's what I originally ordered but I got tired of waiting on them so I found out Summit had rear Qualifiers in stock and Jegs had the fronts in stock so I went that route and I really like them.

Chris ,
Would be nice to have an in .
Luckily Todd @ Marshperformance has been very helpful to me . He has organised the 5 1/2" BS rims i need

Tex

I thought I had a jeggs or summit catalog wrong. Si I had to order them so I can pic out a wheel set to order

I think it's alot easier to use their website to look up parts instead of their catalog.

I have a set of rev's powdercoated semi gloss black 15 x10 with 3.5 bs rear, 15x 4 fronts...PM if you are interested, everything is always for sale!

Sounds good. But the back spacing is wrong. Im gonna need a 5
Thanks for the offer

Got a pic of them to see how they look?

My Welds

Searching Wheels on the site and came across this...........Bad A$$ cuda here....That is all

Billet Specialties street lite 15 x 4.5 front with 15 x 8 on the rear with 5 inch back space.
Or 15 x 7 steel wheel look great as well.

X2 on Holeshot Wheels in Bunnell, FL. While their wheels are "race only", they have the capability of providing thicker centers as well as thicker rim halves in a very wide variety of styles and bolt patterns including colored anodizing and 5/8" studs. They also have extensive offset and width options along with beadlocks even if it's just for the street. My favorites are the PentaStars.

Holeshot Wheels website

I dig my Holeshot "Pentastar" wheels. The rear centers are 7/8" thick and the fronts are lighter (not by much) than my Convo Pro's

My rear wheels .. Holeshot R3 15x10 4 1/2 inch backspacing , drilled for 5/8 studs .. made for my application .. nice wheels and the company is easy to deal with .. they are available with bead locks

Sad that champions went out of business i was looking for something like the fronts, closest i kind find is the weld's 2.0's .i have admit those bead locks look interesting

Another long ago thread, what happened to Chris's Barracuda after he passed away ?

Magnum 2.0 double bead locks on my Challenger.

These are currently what I'm looking for.....

Ballin on a budget old school Draglites.

Weld Alumastars with Macfab beadlocks



Weld Deltas



Weld V series

Are those bead locks on the rear with Weld Drag lites?

Billet specialties. (Sorry upside down, it won't correct)

Flipped it for you

Hole Shot R3 front and rear

Yessir. They were done at Exstreme Fab in CT.

Holeshot Hole Pro Forged

Weld wheels on the front . I was looking for a change after 20 years with Weld Draglites . I always wanted the front wheels I have now and got a good deal from a friend . I bought the Holeshots for the rear because I thought they closely resembled the Welds on the front.

Thats Different, never seen those did to a Weld draglite.

M/T Pro 5's with MacFab beadlocks.

ET Five Window (billet centers) w/315's.

Pro 5's w 315's

Old Centerline Warriors. I'd LOVE to find a set of older Weld Amuastar 2.0 wheels though. Those have always been my favorite. I'm not paying over 2 grand for wheels though.

My dream wheel!

It sucks they quit making them.

Billet Specialties now makes a wheel called Dominator, that looks identical to the M/T fronts. I'm guessing they made the wheels for M/T originally.

I've seen those. Saving up for them...

Billet street lites

I have three sets of wheels I run for different events. Polished SuperTricks for nostalgia, Weld Magnum 2.0 for the strip, and E/T Classic V for the street and car show events.

Can' t beat the look of polished Super Tricks , I had them on my Dart for awhile until I went to a narrowed rear then they didn't make the offset I needed. In the 40 years I have had the car I've had : Rallye wheels , Cragars , aluminum slots, polished Super Tricks, Weld Draglites, and now Weld Magnums and Holeshot R3s