71ChallengerSE
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Probably have 1,000 keystones laying around my friends shop (and im not kidding they are everywhere!) Too bad the chrome is no good on them as they are leftovers from the 70s most have bias-ply tires on them.
I understand not liking the uni-lug, i don't like them either and thats what i have now. But my next set of rims most likely will be the Key stones, even if i have to have them. I think they are one rim that looks good on almost any car.
Probably have 1,000 keystones laying around my friends shop (and im not kidding they are everywhere!) Too bad the chrome is no good on them as they are leftovers from the 70s most have bias-ply tires on them.
recommend using some sort of sticky on those damn uni-lugs. they are some frustrating sons of B!@#$'s to put on
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is he a 'hunt'? trying to corner the uni-lug-keystone market?
UNI-LUG wheels are wheels that fit any bolt pattern...be it ford , chevy , mopar...or what have you .. instead of the wheel fitting nice and tightly on the wheel lugs....they are oval in shape and use a washer to take up the slack for that specific car. they are dangerous....sloppy fitting.... the lug nuts WILL NOT stay tight and they will break off the lug studs.....this is EXACTLY what happened to me in 1983 when i had my 1st road runner. it had keystone classics with the unilugs...i broke 4 out of the 5 studs on both rear wheels...AT THE SAME TIME......leaving the wheel being held on by only ONE stud and lug nut. ill never own another unilug wheel just because of that reason. DONT BUY THEM FOR WHAT-EVER REASON. if you have ANY kind of speakable horse power in your car,,,you are sure to eventually break studs off !:headbang: i love the look of the keystone classics...but I HATE UNILUGS!
wow your brothers old car looks like my old 69 i had back in the early 80's
I had them on my car when I bought it in 79, they where pretty cool in those days too.
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