Anybody have transport wheels with a 5/7 drop

[MrPink]

I have the Rallies in their intended sizes of 15x6,15x7 and 15x8. With the 15x6 being from the G van. I agree with Richard, the larger sizes of the rallies look horrid. If I am going to go with a larger size wheel for me, I'll only be stepping up to a 17x8 and 17x10 US wheels smoothie wheel. But for now I am sticking with 15's lol.

 

[454cid]

Thanks.. wow! That's a lot more than I thought they had.

Aren't they being used on FWD/AWD vehicles by GM?

 

[someotherguy]

Aren't they being used on FWD/AWD vehicles by GM?

They're for RWD/AWD fullsize trucks. I forget exactly what generation they started with but vague memory wants to say the end of the GMT900 run? Or maybe beginning of K2xx.

Richard

 

[MrPink]

The 22" started with the GMT900 there were other transport wheels before them for the GMT800's

 

[454cid]

They're for RWD/AWD fullsize trucks. I forget exactly what generation they started with but vague memory wants to say the end of the GMT900 run? Or maybe beginning of K2xx.

Richard

Oh, I thought it was the Cadillac crossovers.

 

[sewlow]

Gotta say while I dig squarebody Rally's in their original sizes.

IMO, these need a pinstripe. Somewhere.
Whatever body color of the truck they'd be on.

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[someotherguy]

IMO, these need a pinstripe. Somewhere.
Whatever body color of the truck they'd be on.

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...and the smaller 1967 "disc brake" center caps instead of the big derby. My taste, anyway. It's hard to make them fit over 2WD front hub bearing caps; takes some surgery. I cut out the area behind the center piece and used the small domed bearing cap with a little hammer adjusting.. I ran the Corvette style Rally repros on an '86 Suburban with GMT400 beveled trim rings, and the disc brake caps, then they later went on my '89 9C1 Caprice.

Richard

 

[MrPink]

@someotherguy

Richard, US wheel states that most of their wheels are made in the USA.

 

[someotherguy]

@someotherguy

Richard, US wheel states that most of their wheels are made in the USA.

Difficult to believe, but awesome if true! I guess I'm jaded by such brands as "American Racing" having been made in China for so long now.

Richard

 

[MrPink]

They confirmed that the smoothie wheels are in fact made in the US but are on backorder due to supply issues.