These wheels were on the parts car I bought. They have 295/50/15 on them right now. But I don't know what kind of wheels they are. I've never seen a set with the "tail" after the circle.

 

cheap generic steelies. you can still find em new.

 

Do you know who actually makes them? I kinda like them (probably repaint them though, the chrome is flaking) and would like to know about center caps. Thanks.

 

Us. Wheel, cragar, sell these. Canter caps and stuff like that can be found through summitracing

 

These do look like the Cragar Soft 8 wheels, but these have a directional indentation behind each circle. That is different than the Cragar soft 8's. Please click the picture and you can see the "trail" I'm talking about.

 

I know the wheels. I'm pretty sure us. Wheel makes them. They have a huge selection of steel wheels.

 

That groove next to the hole makes them look like a cheese grater.

 

You're right! I didn't see it before. But I still like them.

 

I like them too.

 

I've seen similar wheels on Summit Racing. As others have said there are probably quite a few compaines that make them. They would be pretty slick cleaned up and painted. I'm sure you can find some nice center caps too.

 

The Tails,look like a neat idea. If the rotationis correct, they would act like a fan andsuck air from around the breaks. Theymay even help keep the breaks cooler. Iwonder what they would look like on wet road, if you would be able to see theroad mist squirting out of the wheels.

 

Centerline and American Racing make a similar design in both chrome and brushed Chrome styles. Look em up.

 

Found them. US Wheels has them. They are called chrome vortec. If I do keep them I will need to get smaller ones for the front. Thanks to everyone that gave me input.

 

If you get smaller ones in the front then you won't be able to rotate your tires properly. Just saying...

 

I thought of that, but I like the big ole tires in the back. And I guess I'll have to sacrifice not being able to rotate them.

 

It will look cool though.