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Tony, you may have to find a set of the original Torque Thrust D's to fit your car. I tried to mount this set of wheels on my 68 and the backs of the spokes would not clear the front calipers. My car has the orignal 4-piston calipers for that year as should your car. Contact American and have them give you the depth measurement of the mounting surface of the hub to the back of the spoke. If it is not at least 3/4" then you will have to run spacers. They may have corrected this problem already.
The original wheels are a true "D" shaped spoke on the front and back but the new wheels are only curved on the fronts. This is why American came out with the "D" so it would fit 65-up Corvettes and 67-68 GM cars with disc brakes................RatPack..................... |
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Rat Pack....Thanks. I have the 4 piston. I will call American.......Tony
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Tony 55 Nomad Gasser 70 SS 427 Nova 34 Ford Sedan..Hemi powered Michigan/ Florida |
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Hay Rat Pack what about on a 69 camaro with the single piston calipers. Do the new ones fit? [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/flag.gif[/img]
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Rick 69 RS Camaro NOT Working on it for now!! |
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I have a 69 yellow Z, it has PS Engineering wheels. 15x4 and 15x8.5 with 4.5 backspace
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