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I don't remember who the manufacturer was. I am sorry I can't be more helpful. Although the wheel pictured in this thread appears to have the oversize center hole.
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thanks again
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The Wheel Vintiques series 62 wheel definitely has the oversize center hole.
You should be able to find plenty of GM OE 15x7 wheels w/ 4.25 backspace if you are patient, as they came on 70s monte carlos and also 77-90 Caprices with the optional suspension (F41?). I have one spare from a ~73-74 Monte Carlo, but one wheel won't do you much good. |
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Wheel Vintiques are lug-centric wheels and many have had vibration issues using them because they are never truly centered. I was told that Ricks or Year One has some repro wheels that are hub-centric and believe Newstagia Wheel also reps a line with hub-centric rims. Might be worth looking into or you could have some balancing issues and vibration.
Original rims would obviously be hub-centric but I'd have them trued up if running slicks. Hope that helps.
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years ago I ran stock 15-8 corvette rallies with a set of 28"tall by 12" wide M&h racemasters. my outer lips are rolled. but they fit easily.
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Yes 15X8 rallys or 15X7 rally's work fine!
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