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J PAUL
03-28-2009, 12:20 AM
I need some guidance with the following wheel codes:
EM, CL, UC. I believe these are 14 x 7. What can they be used on?
Thanks for the help.
Jeff
John Brown
03-28-2009, 01:58 AM
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I need some guidance with the following wheel codes:
EM, CL, UC. I believe these are 14 x 7. What can they be used on?
Thanks for the help.
Jeff
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CL is 70 Camaro for sure, maybe Malibu too
UC is later, like 76 and later Nova cop cars maybe others
EM don't know
I believe the offset is the same on all of them, but they have different centers from the XT and IF wheels so they would be easy to spot for anyone that is up on their wheels.
Check the dates on each,as they were used varyingly.
All are 14X7 rims..
EM-used on 1973 Nova SS/Camaro SS,and 1974 Nova/Camaro.
CL-used on 1970 Camaro SS,and 71-72 Camaro SS/Nova SS.
UC-used on 1975 Nova/Camaro with the space saver spare tire.
J PAUL
03-28-2009, 09:14 PM
Thanks for the help. I was looking for a set of XT's and someone offered me a set of the above mentioned coded for a old steel wheel look. I don't care about matching dates. So will these codes wheels fit a 69 / 70 Nova?
Jeff
Some have a different offset & Construction.
XT has .40 offset & Welded
CL has .34 offset & Welded
EM has .34 offset & Trued Center
UC has .34 offset & Trued Center
Does your Nova have disc brakes?
J PAUL
03-29-2009, 02:02 AM
front disc. So if original XT's aren't needed will the variation of the others work?
John Brown
03-29-2009, 06:22 AM
They'll work. All those other cars could have come with disks, so no problem there.
Jonesy
03-29-2009, 08:16 AM
IF coded wheels are the same as XT
J PAUL
03-29-2009, 05:31 PM
Thanks for the help guys!
I really appreciate it.
Jeff
nova7579
03-30-2009, 04:13 AM
The IF and XT along with the JZ will all take the 68-70 hub cab. If you use the EM, CL, or UC they take a different hub cap.
Brian
hiperf69
04-07-2009, 02:49 AM
Hi,just a quick question about the 14x7 JZ wheels. Do any of you know what they were used on ? I have a set Dated late 1970 and could not find any info on them. Any help would be appreciated,Thanks, Joe.
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