Yes there is a fella on here that has them, I have always been a Cragar SS fan but a 20" wheel looks too flat to me. If the wheel had a little dish to it it would look better. Im going with Foose legends or nitrous wheels to me they look the part better Im going in a staggered set up.

 

Very nice! Where did you find White Letter tires in 20+ sizes?

 

I have them on my Challenger and am very happy with the look and the quality of the wheels. If you look in the post with all the SEMA pictures you will see the black Crager Challenger with the wheels installed.

 

i'll have 22s going on in a few weeks....i'll post pix after the winter subsides...

 

Are these the Cragar 20 inch Super Sport wheels model number 610C? If so are you using the 5x115 or the 5x114.3 pattern and also what offset are these. I want to put some on my 2010. Thanks for any help you can give

 

I've seen the Cragar S/S's on a Challenger. Not like the Cragars of 70's. I guess because of the brakes on the Challenger, there is practically no offset or dish to the wheels. In fact, the center, where the spokes actually meet, bulge out from the tire a bit.

Forum member Grey Ghost has some. In his avatar pic, you can see how the spokes bulge out.

 

I'm quite pleased with my Classic deep dish factory wheels.

 

Here's some pics - 20" Cragar SS 610Cs. 5.5" backspace, 13mm offset, 115mm bolt pattern on my SRT8. Wheels are one of the most "personalized" things you can do from an aftermarket appearance perspective. Ultimately, it comes down to what "does it" for you - as long as you're pleased with the look, that's what really matters.

In my case, I wanted something "retro" - the Cragars worked for me. I also like the look of chrome on black. I personally think the modern Challenger looks better with a low-profile tire compared to going totally "old school" (smaller rim, higher sidewall) - but again, that's just me - I'm very pleased with how it looks with the Cragars. Lots of options on aftermarket wheels, so take your time and choose what does it for you.

 

Those look great.

 

I have them, and I love 'em. There are so many different opinions about wheels, it's crazy. Get what you like, 'cause there is no one wheel that everybody likes. You know what they say about opinions.....

 

what kind of wheels do you have on the red Challenger in your picture? thanks I am not good at using these forums could you send a reply to my e-mail which is oldharleyguy57@yahoo.com thanks for your help I have a challenger and would like to put those wheels on it.

 

Will these fit a 2011 r/t in a 20"? I would just want to move the stock firehawks over as well.

 

Will these fit a 2011 r/t in a 20"? I would just want to move the stock firehawks over as well.

There's some R/Ts on the forum with these exact wheels. The only fitment concern on the SRT was having enough off-set to clear the front Brembo calipers (which these do) - don't have that issue with the R/T.

I moved the stock RSAs over along with the TPMS. Easy day (well, for the shop guys that did it for me). That brings up another point - finding a shop that was willing to mount the Cragars was an issue. All the name brand franchise shops in my area wouldn't do it. Said they didn't want to assume any liability for damaging the rims. Took them to a custom speed shop that uses the same equipment Ferrari does to mount wheels - they did it no problem (along with balancing) and without as single mark on the rims. Just wanted to mention that, as I didn't know a lot of franchise shops won't install certain aftermarket wheels. The up side was all those big name shops were honest with me, vice trying it and messing it up.

 

I love Cragars. I had Cragars on my little Dodge Colt and it made the car look mean. (lol), I want to know if anyone knows where I can purchase (online) Cragars for my 2010 Challenger S/E that fits the 17 inch rims. Please advise...someone.... Pls send me a PM with any helpful info.

Thanks!

 

Skip the Cragars, the ones made for the for you Challenger look like crap. They look nothing like the older ones, I know because I have a 2010 Challenger and got a set for mine and made them send them back because they looked to bad, instead of have the nice rounded look to the spokes the are more squared. Take a look at the Chip Foose Legend wheel that is what I used and they look incredible. Call Elites Wheels in Ohio and talk to Derrick at 1-866-829-1456 and he can hook you up. If you want to see my car go to RimGarage.com - Real Wheel Visualizer and search through the pictures and you will find my red Challenger R/T classic in there to see the wheels.

 

Almost 6 years now and they still look great IMO.

 

Got mine from Americas Tire. Cost for rims and tires was $2000, they didn't mark up from Crager. I got Nittos on my car with warranty on the tires (A tire got punctured 1 month in and they took care of it).

For pics see this thread:

http://www.challengertalk.com/forums/f6/washed-waxed-107370/

 

Got mine from Americas Tire. Cost for rims and tires was $2000, they didn't mark up from Crager. I got Nittos on my car with warranty on the tires (A tire got punctured 1 month in and they took care of it).

For pics see this thread:

http://www.challengertalk.com/forums/f6/washed-waxed-107370/

Looks good, did you put 245/45 size tires on the 20x9's?

 

Just to verify. So a 20x9" Cragar SS 610C wheel. 5.5" backspace, 13mm offset, 115mm bolt pattern should work fine for an R/T?

I want to make sure before I order them.

Thanks

 

BTT as I would like to know the answer to this question, too. Sadly, my stock R/T rim look like crap & I want to replace them.