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Old 05-25-2004, 05:34 PM
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Default Pontiac Rallye IIs

Is there a magical size that will/will not fit on my '68 Camaro? I have found a set of 15x7s that are coded HH and I have been told that they will only fit on FULL SIZE Pontiacs, and they will not work on Firebirds etc. Is this true, or can they be used on F-bodies?
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Default Re: Pontiac Rallye IIs

What size will fit depends on several different factors ... disc vs drum brakes.
Go to the following site. It has all pontiac wheel sizes listed along with letter codes and applications. Pontiac wheel codes
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Default Re: Pontiac Rallye IIs

Thanks a ton for the direction! The HH rims are 5" and my Camaro appears to take 4.75". So, you saved me some money!
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