Kelsey Canada
N 15X6 JJ 1 1 7 C k2 inside rim
K2 1 17 60
2 valve stem area
Wheel hub
scrolled and circled ford script K2 TC A 1
2 C
Has the correct lips, 4 dog cap flanges, and off set, 2 7/8ths as stock KR wheels have.
Would like to find out what its worth.
There is a topic at this time on KR wheels, and this looks very correct down to the ford script, but I can not make sense from the numbers provided above.
John
motorcarinvestments@gmail.com
The 68 ones usually have FoMoCo script.
What's the size of the center opening?
Quote from: Harris Speedster on April 16, 2018, 06:18:26 PM
Kelsey Canada
N 15X6 JJ 1 1 7 C k2 inside rim
K2 1 17 60
2 valve stem area
Wheel hub
scrolled and circled ford script K2 TC A 1
2 C
Has the correct lips, 4 dog cap flanges, and off set, 2 7/8ths as stock KR wheels have.
Would like to find out what its worth.
There is a topic at this time on KR wheels, and this looks very correct down to the ford script, but I can not make sense from the numbers provided above.
John
motorcarinvestments@gmail.com
John
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Quote from: Harris Speedster on April 16, 2018, 06:18:26 PM
Kelsey Canada
N 15X6 JJ 1 1 7 C k2 inside rim
K2 1 17 60
2 valve stem area
Wheel hub
scrolled and circled ford script K2 TC A 1
2 C
Has the correct lips, 4 dog cap flanges, and off set, 2 7/8ths as stock KR wheels have.
Would like to find out what its worth.
There is a topic at this time on KR wheels, and this looks very correct down to the ford script, but I can not make sense from the numbers provided above.
John
motorcarinvestments@gmail.com
Are you saying K2/2?
What is 2 7/8?
YesK2>>> and a 2 under the K2.
2/7/8 offset from wheel edge to hub seat.
Same measuremnet others have used to show correct off set of the wheels center
From what I have seen on theses wheels like the one you have; the center hole may be the larger type. I have a K2/1, looks the same as a Shelby wheel except center hole isn't correct size
Agreed, sounds like a later version of the 1968 wheel.
Ford continued to use a similar wheel into the 1970s....on full sized cars
Center hole, using a std ruler, looks to be 2 3/4 in
Depth from lug area to outer rim on front side, is 2 7/8th's, again with a std ruler.
Same as a kr wheel,?
No, the center hole should be 2 1/2 inches in diameter and fits tight on the axle hub
Quote from: Harris Speedster on April 17, 2018, 10:11:18 AM
Center hole, using a std ruler, looks to be 2 3/4 in
Depth from lug area to outer rim on front side, is 2 7/8th's, again with a std ruler.
Same as a kr wheel,?
John
No. Not the same as a 68 Shelby wheel. 1968 Shelby steel wheel= 2.425"-2.460" center hole( varies slightly on the examples I have) & 2.5" depth from front side center hole flange edge to the outer wheel edge.
Rodney
http://www.saacforum.com/index.php?topic=1473.0
Sounds like the other one....the DOLY-A is similar, but not the one used on 1968 Shelbys
If the identification thread is not clear or incorrect, I would be happy to adjust it accordingly
Pete
I come up with a 4 1/8" back space and 16 3/8" O.D. on the wheels I have.
Rodney
Thanks for clueing me in, and possibly others with similar wheels.
The center hole is an excellent start to see what you have>>>> bigger hole like mine>>> no sense to investigate further.
Kelsey sure used many different numbers, quite confusing unless you have truly stopped and deciphered their many numbers to get a grasp.
This topic discussion did just that.
With respect,
john
I would take Rodney's measurements into account as well. Mine were approximate, but I do think the center hole is a good clue. The later wheels seem to have been enlarged in that area.
I do think I had a NOS "DOLY-1007-A" wheel with pink marks on it once....