Can someone show me a pic of a Cuda with Torque Thrust wheels?

[BarryBum]

I want to see a pic of a Cuda with Torque Thrust D's, anybody got any??

[MAXcuda]

Barry, I like those wheels too, but I looked into them for my Cuda and they're only available in standard 3.75" backspacing, which pretty much limits me to 245mm tires on the rear.  For this reason I decided I would have to go with the TT2 painted center wheels when the time comes.  If anyone is running the D's without spring relocation or a B-body axle they will have to run small rear tires.  My guess is that there aren't very many E-bodies running around with TT D's on because of this reason.  I believe the Keystones are the same way, only available in 3.75" backspacing.

[Burpin Chunks]

You can pay out of the ying yang and have them custom built like Burpin

[Plum6Pak]

Can you have special Keystones made too? I love the old Sox & Martin Cuda wheels, they are some biguns on the rear!

[cudagirl440pk]

here is pics with torque thrusts

[mopar_guy333]

man that triple black is sweet 

[Limecuda]

That Cuda looks nice.  I wonder what the wheel and tire specs are.

[bbeckwith]

BarryBum, if you go to American Racing Wheels website, they have a program there similar to a paint program where you pick the year car you want to see the wheels on, choose it's color, and ride height, along with whatever American Racing Wheel you want, and it displays a side view of the car for you.  Kinda cool idea, I used it when I purchased my 200s wheels for my Duster.  Thinking of same for my 68 Fastback Barracuda next........try it out, I havent been there for maybe 6 months so I hope it is still on the website.
 :worthless:

[Street_Challenged73]

Shoot, here are some old Mickey Thompson rims that resemble Torque Thrusts.

[MAXcuda]

You can pay out of the ying yang and have them custom built like Burpin

True, the Torq Thrust II's are available in almost any configuration you can dream up, but its tougher if you have your heart set on the Torq Thrust D's.  There are subtle differences between the wheels like spoke curvature and cross section