Chrysler 8.75 for Aspen/Volare

Coleydog · 11-22-2017, 03:48 PM

[Paul can elaborate for himself but imagine he’s just stating that since the OP is going to run a stocker he’ll need to run a racing wheel which offers different offsets so he’ll just have to measure what will work. BTW a 10 inch wheel is what’s needed.]
That's understandable, but what I said, he has to use-make a housing with the same width, backing plate to backing plate as original (rule book) then find a rim that will work. In other words If that 8-1/4 is 53" the 8-3/4 has to be 53" so find whatever, cut it to the right size, unless NHRA is not checking that anymore.?
Mike

11-22-2017, 03:48 PM	#18
Coleydog Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 572 Likes: 39 Liked 53 Times in 38 Posts	Re: Chrysler 8.75 for Aspen/Volare [Paul can elaborate for himself but imagine he’s just stating that since the OP is going to run a stocker he’ll need to run a racing wheel which offers different offsets so he’ll just have to measure what will work. BTW a 10 inch wheel is what’s needed.] That's understandable, but what I said, he has to use-make a housing with the same width, backing plate to backing plate as original (rule book) then find a rim that will work. In other words If that 8-1/4 is 53" the 8-3/4 has to be 53" so find whatever, cut it to the right size, unless NHRA is not checking that anymore.? Mike