69 dart people tire and rim question
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Canucklehead
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14x6.5 on the rear, they used to be chrome but are now body colour.
Stock large bolt 14” Rallies. 215x70x14.
(Just answered a similar thread Q here a few weeks ago).
69 Dart had 14s SBP, upgraded to front disc's and 15 in wheels, Large Bolt Pattern.
Aftermarket magnums, (forgot the actual rim widths).
For rears.
For fronts.
69 Dart had 14s SBP, upgraded to front disc's and 15 in wheels, Large Bolt Pattern.
Aftermarket magnums, (forgot the actual rim widths).
For rears.
For fronts.
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Stock 14 x 5.5 rims, 215/70/14.
Lord Sparky
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15 if you want disks (to stop).
14” with BBP disc. Stops just fine.
French demon
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OK, it's not a '69 but I'm very satisfied with my 14" BBP Rallye.
No need to have 15" rims : white line tires visually enlarge the diameter of the wheel.
And like SGBarracuda, I have discs.
No need to have 15" rims : white line tires visually enlarge the diameter of the wheel.
And like SGBarracuda, I have discs.
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The largest wheel that fit very well is a 15x7'' with a 4 1/4'' backspace that I'm comfortable with. No rubbing or clearance issues.
This photo is a factory Chrysler wheel 15x6 running 205/60/15 front and 235/60/15 rear.
This photo is a factory Chrysler wheel 15x6 running 205/60/15 front and 235/60/15 rear.
383Scampman
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No pics but there is one thing that's universal . NO mini-tubs and springs in factory location . 15" rims being the norm you need 4 1/4"- 4 1/2" of backspace . 235/60R will work pissa . some folks get 255/60R's under there . Most aftermarket rims weigh as much as a steel rim if that's your goal . I like Mickey Thompson tires myself . I hear Cooper tires are good . B.F.Goodrich tires are made in china I believe .
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