Turbine Rims

Discussion in 'Mustang II' started by Andy CobraII, Jun 14, 2005.

  1. Andy CobraII New Member

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    :rlaugh:

    I think the seller is confused!
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    What's a '72 Mustang Cobra?!?!? :scratch:
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    They look to be a lot deeper on the back than on the front, so they are probably made for the '79+ Fox body Mustang. Probably somewhere between 12mm and 20 mm offset.

    With a width of 6.75", they would fit a MII if they had zero offset, but any positive offset would make them a close fit.

    They would look pretty cool on a '79-'83 restomod :)shrug:) Fox Mustang. :D
  5. 78Mach1 Founding Member

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    they are also a 4 x 4 1/2" bolt circle as opposed to our 4 x 4 1/4" pattern
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    I saw that, and assumed a misprint...but that would not be a good assumption.

    These wheels may actually be for the 4-lug 1965-1968(?) Mustangs. They should fit pretty well on one of those, although they still look to have more positive offset than is usual for pre-1979 Mustangs.

    Thanks for pointing out the lug spacing.
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    Our bolt pattern is 4 on 4 1/2".
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    RTFM! :rlaugh:
  9. 78Mach1 Founding Member

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    :shrug: News to me

    Early 4 lug mustangs are 4 on 4.5". ours and the 4 lug foxes are 4 on 4.25 or 4 1/4".
  10. 1970impala Please God, somebody find me some WHITE CARGO PANE

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    Dammit, I just made an ass out of myself. I screwed up my numbers with the 5 lugs. I'm going to go play in traffic now.
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    I've screwed up on here so many times I've quit counting! :rolleyes:
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    Due to the deep backspacing, I think that this guy screwed up his lug spacing measurement and that these are actually Fox wheels with 4 x 4.25" spacing.

    They look like they would be pretty close to needing a spacer to work on an MII.

    Of course I've been wrong before. :banana:
  14. 77sleeper GO BUCS!

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    Actually in today's ricer speak they are 4x108 like foci and contours
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    I've seen these wheels (just like these) before at local swap meets. They are infact the 4 on 4.5 pattern intended for the 60's Mustangs, Falcons and Comets. They are made by E-T Wheels. No one has been able to tell me if these wheels were available in the 4.25 pattern. The wheels that Impala is seeking are either made by E-T, Western, or Appliance wheel. (I have a trio of 5 lug 14" just like the ones Impala is looking for)

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