Those Torque Thrusts are the closest thing to Cragar SS rims that exist! I think they are the nicest rims available ... next to Cragar SSs.
grin

I would go to a TIRE guy to learn what choices might be best for you in terms of back spacing and rim sizes.

Note: Most mechanics are terrible "tire men" ... I've got a guy here by me who does nothing but tires and he was the only one who could set me up when I was getting a shimmy ... mechanics all told me I needed to get rid of my Cragar UNI-LUG wheels, or they would talk about my alignment ... when I went to this guy who specializes in wheels only, he pointed out that I had mixed washers on my Cragars!! We put new washers on, he mounted my wheels and saved me $1200 (I was going to put the Torque Thrusts on) ... instead, I spent $20 on new washers and gave him $20.

Anyway, someone like that can set your truck up so it really looks beautiful; wheels sitting RIGHT in the wheel wells, etc.


~~ Alan Horvath
1954 Chevy Pickup
Singing his praises in the
Passing Lane