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Technical Sprint Aluminum slots 15"x14"?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by mcmopar, May 4, 2016.

  1. mcmopar
    Joined: Nov 12, 2012
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    mcmopar
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    from Strum, wi

    Can anyone tell me anything about these wheels? The back say Sprint and they are marked 15 x . I have never seen anything like them before. They have Firestone Super Sports Indy tires size 6.00/15.50-15.They don't say it but they are 15X14 with 4" back spacing and 4 1/2" bolt pattern[​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][/IMG]
     
  2. falcongeorge
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    falcongeorge
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    from BC

    I just wanna see the T-bucket they came off!
     
  3. Ansen Sprints. Love the tires!

    Steve
     
  4. mcmopar
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    mcmopar
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    from Strum, wi

    I agree on the Ansen Sprints, but have you seen them not marked on width before.
     
  5. Phillips
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    Phillips
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    Damn I love that smooth transition from the center to the rim on the ultra wide sprints.
     
  6. Chucky
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    Chucky
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    Looks like they might be 4&3/4" bolt pattern....?

    Cool either way!
     
  7. BOBCRMAN
    Joined: Nov 10, 2005
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    BOBCRMAN
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    from Holly

    Yes Ansen Sprints.. Years ago, I drove to Cleveland, Ohio and filled my truck with Ansen Sprint 15x12 and 15x14 wheels and Firestone dirt track tires.. A warehouse there was clearing out old stock and I got them for cheap.. Sold them at swap meets..
     
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  8. ssaza25
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    ssaza25
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    from arizona

    Chevy bolt pattern-- Worth some good money, sold last set for around $800.
     
  9. Flatheadjohn47
    Joined: Aug 18, 2012
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    Flatheadjohn47
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    from Lewes, DE

    When you measure the bolt patern of a wheel, it is NOT center to center,but is CENTER to the OUTSIDE just like the person did it in the pics shown. The wheel is NOT a chevy (4 3/4) but appears to be Ford,Mopar(4 1/2) as indicated. The wheels are most likely Ansen Sprints.
     
  10. mcmopar
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    mcmopar
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    from Strum, wi

    They are a friends of mine, and he found them at Jefferson swap meet. He got them so cheap I thought they might be stolen. Now another friend owns them and he paid 10x's as much as my first friend paid for them. As we kept looking at them and have never seen a set, we thought that they might be something special. Is it common for the lug holes to not be centered? As far as I know they will be for sale, don't know how much.
     
  11. ssaza25
    Joined: Jun 20, 2010
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    ssaza25
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    from arizona

    You are right on how to measure wheel patterns. It is from the center of the lug to the out side of the wheel stud, Picture shows 4 3/4" Which IS Chevy.
     
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