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Old 04-02-2006, 11:52 PM
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I got these with a '57 I bought and thought they would look nice cleaned up but wondering who manufactured them and noticed they are two piece from the looks. anybody know??
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here is the backside closeup.
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Old 04-03-2006, 12:51 AM
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Default Re: what kind of wheel are these?

Looks like one of the many Torq-Thrust copy-cat wheels from the '60s. Front looks cast while the back seems to be stamped steel, thus a 2-piece wheel. American Racing made both peaked (straight) spokes and round spokes (no crease/peak along the spokes) and yours seem to be round-spoke copies. Clean'em up and run them on the '57 with a set of redlines or pinstripe whitewalls!
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Could be Superior wheels...
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thanks, any strength issues with these type of wheels?
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