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I picked up an original set of 15x7 2944450 steel wheels reasonably priced. I've always loved the simple aggressive look these have on a 70 Challenger. Especially on Hemi cars.  My 70 Challenger R/T 440 has its original 14x5.5 code W23 Road Wheels. Although I strive to keep the car original I want to change the look of the car in a way that can easily be undone. Any issues with the 15x7 wheels fitting on my car that has 11" drum brakes all around?

No issues.

Thanks for the response

The 450 wheel is a great look.  :banana:

Quote from: schlett7nu1 on January 24, 2021, 09:48:01 AM
I picked up an original set of 15x7 2944450 steel wheels reasonably priced. I've always loved the simple aggressive look these have on a 70 Challenger. Especially on Hemi cars.  My 70 Challenger R/T 440 has its original 14x5.5 code W23 Road Wheels. Although I strive to keep the car original I want to change the look of the car in a way that can easily be undone. Any issues with the 15x7 wheels fitting on my car that has 11" drum brakes all around?

I've been considering doing the same on my '71 Challenger.
Mine is also a W23 road wheel car (had 14" Rallye's on it when I bought it).
Love to see before and after pictures once you get them mounted up.

Hard to beat the look of steeliness.  I dabbled with 450s for a few years but switched backed to Rallyes this summer.  Original Rallye wheel car.

@Floyd (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/floyd_415)  Totally sinister. Love the look with either.

@schlett7nu1 (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/schlett7nu1_2674) Are you going body color (OEM correct for 70) or black on yours?
I hear ya about WI hibernation, I'm between Milwaukee and Madison.

Quote from: schlett7nu1 on January 24, 2021, 04:34:13 PM
Thanks for the feedback. Sometimes relatively simple appearance changes can help rekindle the love affair after many years.

...said the man, who's wife was going in for breast augmentation! :wowzers: