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Can anyone ID these wheels?

Started by Glen, May 07, 2014, 03:09:00 AM

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Glen


Someone gave me a pair of these wheels.  I have no use for them but I would be interested in what they go to. 

Thanks for any information. 
Glen Houlton CLC #727 
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Hello Glen

They look like Cadillac RWD wire wheels for 1977-92.
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Smedly

by looking at the pics it looks like the offset is for a FWD. They have a different spoke pattern than my 84 Fleetwood had and the hub appears to be further "out" than mine.
Sheldon Hay
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76eldo

Look like aftermarket 79-85 Eldo wheels.  Also 80-85 Seville.

Brian
Brian Rachlin
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Hello Brian

Looking at the front of the wheel, what is the distinguishing factor of FWD versus RWD?  Thanks.
All good men own a Cadillac but great gentlemen drive a LaSalle. That is the consequence of success.

76eldo

The offset of the wheel.

The hub area is almost on the same plane as the outer rim, therefore the back of the rim is extra deep providing clearance for the brakes and the spacing required on a FWD car.

On a RWD rim, there is much more of a drop from the outer rim to the hub which makes it fit differently on the car.

The offset of any rim refers to how much the hub is offset from center towards the inside or outside of the rim.

Brian
Brian Rachlin
Huntingdon Valley, Pa
I prefer email's not PM's rachlin@comcast.net

1960 62 Series Conv with Factory Tri Power
1970 DeVille Conv
1970 Eldo
1970 Caribu (?) "The Cadmino"
1973 Eldorado Conv Pace Car
1976 Eldorado Conv
1980 Eldorado H & E Conv
1993 Allante with Hardtop (X2)
2008 DTS
2012 CTS Coupe
2017 XT
1956 Thunderbird
1966 Olds Toronado

C.R. Patton II

All good men own a Cadillac but great gentlemen drive a LaSalle. That is the consequence of success.