Old Chrysler rims on the stang?

95GTS302 · Apr 10, 2023

Picked up an old set of Chrysler rims off a 68 coronet, they are the 5x4.50 lug pattern, rears are 15x8 w/5.5” bs And didn’t measure the fronts but they look possibly skinnier. Was thinking about seeing how they fit on sn95 lol I think they would look kind cool on there, what’s your opinions?

lwarrior1016 · Apr 10, 2023

I like it! I’m curious how they will fit on there. Is the hub bore big enough?

PinkieT · Apr 10, 2023

Ford used similar rims back in the 60s and 70s. I wonder if they will clear the calipers and if the offset is OK for an SN95.

RAU03MACH · Apr 10, 2023

the old school ford and dodge rims were universal bolt pattern i am wondering if the cone on the wheel bearing centric will fit and if its the old school bolt pattern
remind me of mach1 wheels
be nice to find a front skinny like a drag pack

b1pig · Apr 11, 2023

I think its a cool idea. I secretly want to get a set of stagger 16 or 17" wheels for my car, I keep toying with the idea of going back to what was available and "hip" at the time the car came out. Man, people put all kinds of stuff on the fox/SN95 way back then. There were a LOT of vehicles that came out with a 5x4.5 pattern. Rangers, Jeeps, S-10 for example in similar decade(s). If the wheels clear, I'd love to see how the older wheel style turns out on your car.
But I wouldn't trust my opinion. My car is on stock wheels and will likely be that way for a few years.

Slice · Apr 11, 2023

Gumbo Jo!

TTSaleen · Apr 14, 2023

That is cool. I temporarily put my 18" mach 1 wheels on my 68 Charger last year. Had to use a small spacer as the offset had them too far into the car, but after the spacer, they fit like a glove! LOL.
Ryan