Where to get rally rims

[skokie]

Where can you get 6 lug rally rims?

Thanks

[Palf70Step]

I found mine at a used tire wheel place. I know that Stockton wheel also sells them. There are some other companies that also sell them, I just can't remember who.

[corn]

Pretty sure you can still get them from Summit.

[Longhorn Man]

Are you talking truck rallys, or corvette rallys.
The former can be found in junk yards (if you're lucky) swap meets, and in classifieds, the latter is pretty much new dealers only. Not many people will sell them after paying top dollar.

[skokie]

What is the bolt circle on the 68 1.2 tons? Is is 4 or 5 inches?

thanks

[Billla]

Originally Posted by skokie

Where can you get 6 lug rally rims?

Thanks

Wheel Vintiques
http://www.wheelvintiques.com/

Summit carries most of these and at a great price!

[skokie]

Checking out their catalog now. Looking at the 35 series pick up rallye. Whats the bolt pattern for the 68? Just want to make sure these will fit

[skokie]

Never mind. Just found a site that told me how to measure. Mine are 5.5.

[jimmydean]

If all you want is a good set of trucks ralleys, they go on Craigs List around here for $50-$100 a set of 4. Some have tires, rings and center caps too.

You could get a cheap set and have them powder coated for about $100 and look brand new.

[chevguy7]

I know Wheel Vintiques has them but I talked to someone on here and they said that it is better to get them through Summit because they are cheaper. You just have to get the trim ring and center cap through Wheel Vintiques. If you can find a set on craigslist or ebay go with that because you could probably get even better of a deal, just make sure they are in good condition before you buy them.

[Billla]

Originally Posted by chevguy7

I know Wheel Vintiques has them but I talked to someone on here and they said that it is better to get them through Summit because they are cheaper. You just have to get the trim ring and center cap through Wheel Vintiques. If you can find a set on craigslist or ebay go with that because you could probably get even better of a deal, just make sure they are in good condition before you buy them.

Definitely true as I noted in my post - get the P/N from the catalog and then order through Summit. FYI, some of the truck parts places (LMC, Year One, etc.) mark these up 20-30%!

My Ralley's were $54 each for the wheel - unless you have your own blaster by the time you buy 'em, blast 'em and paint 'em you'll be in that ballpark...