I am looking for a "Cragar SS" type wheel with the center section made out of steel, and not pot-metal (cragar SS's). A friend bought a set of brand new Cragar SS's two years ago and both rears have cracked. I love the Cragar SS look, but don't want to worry that my 454's torque will eat them. Thanks guys.

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Cable Bright
-'70 El Camino 454 RAT
-'91 Caprice 9C1
-'87 Camaro Z28

"....alright, its a harp...and that's a dress"

-Kronk's evil shoulder angel

I think wheel vintiques does. check out their website. I can't say if they are steel or not. I agree with you that cragers can be a royal PITA because of the pot metal. 25 years ago I was a big crager fan mainly because they had SS on the caps. Today, I like the 15" wheel vintique SS-396 knock-offs.


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Regards,
RLK
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they are in fresno so you can go and look for yourself. I can remeber the steet name.

American racing made mine I believe they are the 200s series
chk the signature

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Philip Mullaly
72 TPI El Camino
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[This message has been edited by pmullaly (edited 03-12-2002).]

Not any more..... Go with an American Racing Chrome or Polished Torque Thrust II.

Guys didn't Crager licence them to another wheel maker who is making them out of aluminum? I don't remember who Weld?

I just got a set of Cragar composit rims.Aluminum center

try the torque thrust