I have a nice 14x6 disc brake SSI wheel code 810 LY wheel. In very good condition. $160 plus shipping from 55376. Black area needs refinishing. Lug holes not wore out either!

 

i thought they were 7 inch

 

you thought WRONG!

 

This 14X6 wheel is pretty rare and the wheel for sale is what I believe to be a fairly early production of it (3/26/69). The earlier 14X6 SSI wheels (code LE starting in the 1969 car production year) would not fit disc brakes. It's my understanding the LY wheel came into production sometime in March 1969 and eventually replaced the LE wheel as the LE supply ran out towards the end of the '69 car production year. My '69 (produced in the third week of May 1969) has disc brakes with the LY SSI wheels, all dated 5/16/69. I combed pick-n-pulls and pick-a-parts for a couple of years in Southern California in the late 1980s before finding a fifth LY wheel as my spare was missing. I suspect the reason there aren't many of the LY wheels around is that starting in the 1970 production year the standard SSI wheel went from 14X6 to 14X7.

Randy C.

 

Just for discussion, there are many SSIs. The originals, like Randy said, were 66 on, and were 14x6 and would not fit discs. The 69s, 14x6, would. The 70 SSI was a beauty ring wheel and was 14x7 as they all were from then on out. There was a small supplier issue, apparently, so there are some 14x7 no-beauty-ring, all chrome, 1971s that will fit disc brakes, and those are the ones to have. I have two sets of the 69 wheel for my 442 project.

 

I believe the 71 wheels were coded LZ. Maybe someone with the 71 wheels could confirm. But those fit disc's as well.

 

I have a SS 1 wheel with the stamping of 14x6 JK 833. C Does someone know if these are Oldsmobile Rims or year?

 

Should be. Share a picture of front and side?

 

previous discussion of 833 rims...I think they are the deep dish style with the different offset but expertise I do not claim.

https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...-wheels-23482/

 

Here is a picture front and back of the 833 C wheel

 

That is a Magnum 500 rim.

 

We’re they only offered by Mopar, I read somewhere Olds offered them also?

 

The Magnum 500 is a sort of a "style" but that actually IS a mag 500, see the 45 degree angled valve stem hole, as opposed to the Olds wheels, which are Mag 500 inspired

 

Are they rare? I had this in my barn for quite awhile and would like to sell it if anyone might be interested.

 

When was the Magnum 500 introduced? Is the name mag wheel short for magnum, I always thought it was short for magnesium

 

The 833 is not rare, It was an aftermarket offering among others by motor wheel. Sold at speed shops Sears Etc. The 833 was Not OEM to any car maker
Im a buyer if you are selling it i'm putting a set together

 

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Hi my name is Tibor
are your wheels still available
Thanks

 

Wheel has been sold!

 

HI is your wheel still available

Thank you

 

It literally says sold in the post above yours....