Where can I find a pair of wheels like this design only they are 15x10 And they don't make them anymore so buying them new is out of queston. Thanks.
http://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/attachment.php?s=&postid=956000
(click to see pic of wheel)

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For Sale: Headers for 68-72 Chevelle/ El Camino for Small Block Chevy
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I have two pairs of 15x10 slot mag wheels. Plus a pair of 14x5.5 and a set of 14x7. Most of these I have bought at auto swapmeets. E-bay has them all the time. Search for slotted mags or slotted wheels. The big thing you will find, most 15x10's have between a 3 1/2" to 4" backspacing. Not going to work on a stock Chevelle. My wheels are for my '63 Nova pro-street car I am building. Narrowed axle and frame. Good luck.

Ok I have a Camino with the rolled fender edges and air shocks. What should the correct backspacing be on 15x10's? Plus I have a spacer on the coils (maybe another inch) so if I am wanting to put 295\50's what backspacing would work? Thanks

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For Sale: Headers for 68-72 Chevelle/ El Camino for Small Block Chevy
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So how much backspacing should i look for on a 15x10 rim? Anybody's information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Dustin

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For Sale: Headers for 68-72 Chevelle/ El Camino for Small Block Chevy
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I've got a set of 15X10 with a BS of about 3.75" I'll mount one on my elky & see if it would work for you.
Then we can deal http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif

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Philip Mullaly
72 TPI El Camino
You can never fix a Ford,You can only work on them alot.
70 442 (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/442lftsd.jpg)
The Z-meano (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/Caminoside.jpg)
Cowl induction injection (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/tpienglft.jpg)

Let me know how they turned out. Thanks

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For Sale: Headers for 68-72 Chevelle/ El Camino for Small Block Chevy
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I just picked up a pair of 15x10 slotted mag wheels this weekend with slicks on them with screw in sidewalls for but dont know if they will fit so might want to sell.
email:hellya_454@msn.com

Did anybody find out about the rims? pmullay and younggun??? Let me know guy's thanks,
Dustin

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For Sale: Headers for 68-72 Chevelle/ El Camino for Small Block Chevy
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i have a set of 15 x 8 sitting on the back of my 69 ans matching 14x 6 fronts if you are interested in them drop me a line
RickMiraski@aol.com

SDuster Had some doom & gloom come up this last week I'll definately get to it by Saturday Plz bear with me.

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Philip Mullaly
72 TPI El Camino
You can never fix a Ford,You can only work on them alot.
70 442 (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/442lftsd.jpg)
The Z-meano (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/Caminoside.jpg)
Cowl induction injection (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/tpienglft.jpg)

pmullaly I hate to hear that you had some doom & gloom come up. But I am in no hurry just let me know when ever you get around to it and I hope this weeks better. Thanks,
Dustin

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For Sale: Headers for 68-72 Chevelle/ El Camino for Small Block Chevy
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SDuster finally got around to mounting the rim.
15X10 with a3.5 in Backspace. On the inside there is 1.5 inches of clearance between the rim and the shock mount(lower). 3.5 inches between the rim and the frame rail. 5 inches between the edge of rim and the wheel well upper edge. If you hold a straight edge vertically against the rim outer edge the straightedge intersects the middle of the wheel well lip,shave the trim and roll the edge and you'll have clearance.
I did have these on my 442 back in the day and with spring spacers and air shocks I was running 250-50x15's and the only time I would encounter rubbing is when turning into or out of a steep driveway (sidewall would scrape the wheel well lip)

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Philip Mullaly
72 TPI El Camino
You can never fix a Ford,You can only work on them alot.
70 442 (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/442lftsd.jpg)
The Z-meano (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/Caminoside.jpg)
Cowl induction injection (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/tpienglft.jpg)

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by SDuster11:
[B]Ok I have a Camino with the rolled fender edges and air shocks. What should the correct backspacing be on 15x10's? Plus I have a spacer on the coils (maybe another inch) so if I am wanting to put 295\50's what backspacing would work? Thanks
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To fit correctly,15x10's need 5.5" backspacing. Anything less and you are going to have fitment problems.

Hey pmullaly are do you have a set price for the two wheels? Let me know. Thanks,
Dustin

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For Sale: Headers for 68-72 Chevelle/ El Camino for Small Block Chevy
Turbine Wheels

Dustin, Call me any day before 3pm az time(mountain) we'll deal

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Philip Mullaly
72 TPI El Camino
You can never fix a Ford,You can only work on them alot.
70 442 (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/442lftsd.jpg)
The Z-meano (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/Caminoside.jpg)
Cowl induction injection (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/tpienglft.jpg)

[This message has been edited by pmullaly (edited 11-19-2002).]

OOpps sorry Dustin It'd probably help If you had my number 480 413 9484

you can run the 295s on 15X8 rims also...

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"Once you go RAT, you never go back..."
TC #1366
Tony
The Chevelle (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/1966_L78/ChevelleA.jpg)
Dual Quad 396 (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/1966_L78/ChevelleC.jpg)
Side View (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/1966_L78/ChevelleD.jpg)

Yes I did know that but by doing so I have heard you don't receive an "accurate footprint" meaning the sidewalls will balloon plus it doesn't seat as well. So I'm wanting 10in. rims. Thanks though,
Dustin

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Dustin, I spoke with your Father today about the rims I'll email some pictures Saturday.
After you see the photos then you can tell me what you think and see how far apart we are. They aren't going anywhere.