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Diamond Racing Wheels
4X100 lug pattern
5" back space, (might be 5 1/2", hard to tell)
13" diamiter
8" Wide
Steel wheels. (WITH the A6 tires, they came in on my scale at 38 pounds)

Mounted on the wheels are Hoosier A6 225/45/13 Tires. these are on the cord in sections. they are pretty much dead. you COULD get some practice time on them if you wanted. thats up to you. (I would slap them on if I was already running a practice just to get a few more runs on them.... personally)

I can bring them to any of the next events if you want to check them out / save you a trip.

(909)838-3915

Here is the craigslist add. There are pictures there.
http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/pts/1674018490.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

if you look at the last digit that is stamped on the inside of the wheel center, I think that is the BS, can you check please....

should be some like XXXXXX-5 or XXXXXX-4

or just get the whole serial number and I can get it decoded..

thanks

you got it. I will get that number as soon as I can get to it. hopefully tonight.

8961N55
I assume thats 5.5 (thats what it seems like to me by measument.)

maybe not sold

well... I dont know if they will sell or not.
I received a deposit, but NOW questions are coming up about 1.8 brake clearence, if they are D.O.T. street legal... etc.... so they just might still be up for sell. I should know more by the end of the day.

Casey Brier wrote:8961N55
I assume thats 5.5 (thats what it seems like to me by measument.)

That looks to me like 5" BS, because they do not make 5.5" BS for an 8" wheel only 9 or 10. I can check on tuesday with diamond. But 5" BS will not clear the 1.8 brakes, you will need 4" BS and .125" spacer from what I can tell. It would be nice to get some 13x9 too.

13x8 Diamonds still up for sale

well hmmm. I have 13x9 Pana sports now. I am thinking about moving to the 15" wheels.... so I might just have a set for sale soon.
well I'm told they are 13x9's from the person I baught them from. when I put new tires on, the rim width gauge said they were 9.5's

rim width gauge is only accurate for wheel balancing. The actual wheel width is where the bead of the tire sits.