Very sweet, and it sorta has an originalish motor... Swap the wheels for an instant sleeper!
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Pictures usually make a car look a lot nicer than it really is.............but that does look like a lot of car for the money.Paul
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The only things that make a Chevy Rally Wheel a Rally Wheel is the trim rings and center cap. The rim itself doesn't really matter outside of being painted the appropriate color and width.Poet...Mystic...Soldier of Fortune. As always...self-absorbed, adversarial, cocky and in general a malcontent.
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Places like summit racing have been selling rally wheels with different bolt patterns, widths, and center caps without the bowtie on it for a while.
Here's an example with a dual bolt pattern. Only $53.96 each? Hmmm, maybe this is our answer to cheap replacement wheels. They sell ones that are fully chromed too.
Free Shipping - Summit Racing SUM-55-5704 with qualifying orders of $109. Shop Wheels at Summit Racing.
Center cap for $11.41
Last edited by Bordeaux Daytona; 08-09-2012, 06:34 AM.
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Interesting, John; I was not aware of those in a dual bolt pattern. Thanks for the information.
It looks like the center caps are retained differently from Studebaker dog-dish caps; that is, they are retained by the Chevy external (to the hub of the cap) "lugs," rather than the external "nubs" of most other stamped wheels.
Note there are no "nubs" around the outside of this Chevy Rally Wheel's center section, on which the center cap or dog-dish hub cap could be snapped. The center cap must have its own nubs to snap in the groove inside this wheel's center section, not nubs around the outside of the center section:
'Looks like a good alternative, for sure, as long as one does not want to use Studebaker-specific dog-dish hub caps. Good find. BP
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Originally posted by Bordeaux Daytona View PostI wondering if a full Stude wheel cover will fit over them. I think they are selling them in 6" widths too. I have a 15x7 chevy rally at home I could try one on.
HOWEVER, I do not see any "humps" on each side of the valve stem to prevent them from spinning, if you know a really good welder, maybe they could add some. That could be very tricky though.
StudeRich
Second Generation Stude Driver,
Proud '54 Starliner Owner
SDC Member Since 1967
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Originally posted by StudeRich View PostMy guess is that a Stude. Wheel Cover will fit.
HOWEVER, I do not see any "humps" on each side of the valve stem to prevent them from spinning, if you know a really good welder, maybe they could add some. That could be very tricky though.
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Last edited by StudeRich; 08-09-2012, 10:31 AM.StudeRich
Second Generation Stude Driver,
Proud '54 Starliner Owner
SDC Member Since 1967
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I guess folks missed the super cool '65 Cruiser at the South Bend IM that had these very same wheels?I wasn't even there and I managed to see it!!!
StudeDave '57
US Navy (retired)
3rd Generation Stude owner/driver
SDC Member since 1985
past President
Whatcom County Chapter SDC
San Diego Chapter SDC
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Originally posted by BobPalma View PostIt looks like the center caps are retained differently from Studebaker dog-dish caps; that is, they are retained by the Chevy external (to the hub of the cap) "lugs," rather than the external "nubs" of most other stamped wheels.
Note there are no "nubs" around the outside of this Chevy Rally Wheel's center section, on which the center cap or dog-dish hub cap could be snapped. The center cap must have its own nubs to snap in the groove inside this wheel's center section, not nubs around the outside of the center section: BP
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Originally posted by Bordeaux Daytona View PostThe nubs are on the inside of the raised ring in the middle of the wheel. Different but it works.
The principle is similar: With this arrangement, the hub cap must compress a little to get within the inside nubs, as opposed to the alternate arrangement, when the cap has to stretch a little to get over the outside nubs. BP
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