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If I remember correctly, the wrench worked well. These are 1/2x20 RH lugs. I know the lug wrench does not fit these lug nuts.

I don't need them now, cars been gone for 31 years... Sold the other Form S about 5 years ago. Don't know if I'll ever be in the position to get something to replace them.

Found these in my old tool box, (along with my old 68 Roadrunner door emblem). The lug nuts are in very good shape as is the Wrench. The Wrench came along with the original cragars pictured on the 68 Form S. These were installed right after the original owner bought the Fish. Are they better...

Look at this one. Is that not just plain BAD!!!!!!

Some of those 68 SS B"Cudas had to of had the rear wheelwells trimmed. They are not the same as stock I don't beleive. You can see where the indentation around the lip disappears.

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I was just looking at an old pic of ronnie sox and their ss B'Cuda and their is an awful big tire on that car.

It seems like the tires on the SS Darts stuck out even farther than the B'Cudas correct?

Were they just radiused? DId they put in wheel tubs? Did they move the springs inboard at all or did they just have the tire sticking out some since it was just for the drag strip?

Cool that will be my goal then. 295's or 325's

So Adam, the 325's wouldn't fit with the 3/4" in board kit and SS springs?

Would you say that these wheels are basically identical to the American Outlaw 1's? They don't appear to be pure Centerline Autodrag knockoffs.

Thx Folks!

Thx Adam!

No One???

I am thinking of getting some from a member and I would like to see them on cars, especially 67 thru 69 Fastback Fish. I appreciate it!!! Kevin

Hope they work well for you. I don't think they are truly a soft compound tire, but may work just fine for you. I have always liked the tread pattern.

Don't think they will be much for traction at the strip. Probably ok on street if you don't get real crazy (now who would go and do that). I have to have a street/strip tire or else i swap ends :)

I think you will be fine with 235's 0n a 6' rim. :) As long as the offset is right.

OK. I had Mickey thompson G-60 14 Indy Profile SS tires on the factory blue 14 x 6" rims on a Hurst SC Rambler. Ran them for a year. They were a tight fit in the wheel well but were ok on the rim. Yeah they bulged some but I drove them everywhere and ran them at LA County Raceway (about 3,500 ft...

Any other experiences?

No one makes a 14" soft compound streetable tire. Can't find the Mickey Thompson Indy Profiles SS G60 -14 anywhere. :(

Well i see people running MT sportsman pros often on street cars. wrinkle wall, soft compound. I think some of it is lawyers. Can't say for sure. Have you ran these on the street before? I would be interested to know. Thx

The ones with a tread pattern? Do they last on the street if you don't abuse them alot? I don't want to run reg radials as it gets squirrely enough with the soft compound Mickeys. P.S. thx for your reply RangerRick!

Ok conflicting info. always good to hear actual user info. Well right now no one makes a drag radial in 14" for my fish. But good info for when I go to 15" rims. Thx

The shock effect when the power hits from the clutch i guess. The auto hits differently or softer?

Thx Ranger Rick. How have they lasted with around town use? Also I called them quick time pro dot when I meant the quick time dot tire with the actual tread pattern.

I talked to the Mickey Thompson people and they said to not run drag radials with a stick. That what you all have experienced?

I may need to go to these as the M/T SS Indy Profiles are getting real hard to find. I hope they will fit my 68 FB fish. The M/T SS G-60-14's just fit. Do they hook reasonably well? Especially if heated for the track? Thx. Kevin

Will polishing work if they are satin finished? Or whatever the imitation centerlines call the duller look. I have them from American Racing/Outlaw Ones.