mrtomcat

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this is sooo frustrating.

ok, I've always used the Weld Prostars but am tired of those shan lug nuts that keep on shaving my wheel studs off.

I want a wheel that is strong enough for drag racing fits a set of 295/65/15 ET Street Radials (they need a 10" wide wheel) that ues Acorn style lug nuts.

Everytime I think I found one the back spacing is only 5 max, I had tried the jegs with 4.5 backspacing but they didn't fit and I don't think the 5 is good enough...true?

Centerline Telstars can be made with a 5.5 but since they just went out of business I'm screwed there.
I did see Bogart wheels using Acorn lug nuts but I can't find a place that sells them and I don't know if the back spacing would work.

Anyone have any idea what wheels would work?

mrtomcat

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addendum....would a 6.5 backspacing work?

supra crazy

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Well, if its used for drag racing I dont think you would need or want a 10 inch wide rim for a 295 tire. Get one that 9 inch wide.
I have no clue about back spacing (an american car thing for offset i guess)

some people just bolt on 300zx rims its probably cheaper then buying new rims.

Wired 24/7

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When it comes to mrtomcat , I don't think he's looking for the cheapest route.

350Zteve

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One of the better wheel companies out there that can make you anything you want.

http://www.thewheelstore.com/default.asp

mrtomcat

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still trying to figure out if 6.5 backspacing would work...if then I found potential wheels
anyone know?

mrtomcat

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Well, I ordered the Centerline Terminators today. 15x10 5x.45 with 5.5 back spacing using Acorn Style lugs. I hope this will be finally it I am soooo tired of this wheel crap. They were expensive though $280 a piece that makes them about double price of the welds but I'll safe a ton on stud replacements