Random March 84c question

[Matt M.]

Can't seem to find this online....
Can somebody tell me what size wheels they used in 1984 F&R?
Who made those spoke wheels?

Thank you!

[Rick Kirchner]

don't know the sizes (other than 15" obviously), but I think they were dymags

[allof6]

Call chuck up at can am cars. I believe he has some laying around.

[R. Pare]

Speedline wheel as well - each team had their own preference.

[Gokart Mozart]

Dymag was the main manufacturer. I have a ton from 84-85 that I got in an Eagle package deal should you need any, both fronts and rears.

[pakracer]

fronts were 10" by 15" and rears were 14" wide by 15" as were all Indy cars. Do you need pin spacing and dia?

[Matt M.]

fronts were 10" by 15" and rears were 14" wide by 15" as were all Indy cars. Do you need pin spacing and dia?

Bingo!
that is exactly what I needed - but thanks to all to the answers!! Definitely appreciate it!

I have a side company that makes slot cars....... I'm working with Marchives to develop a 1/32 84c...... hopefully in time for May.. I'm going to machine wheels - and wasn't sure the width.
If I sell a few - maybe next year I'll get a real one!

[Steve Demeter]

Slot Cars.... Boy that brings back fond memories of youth.

Shame all the real tracks where you rented time on a 2 or 3 hundred foot track went away.

Was great fun for little $

I have about a zillion feet of Strombecker 1/32 track and it never compared to the "big" tracks.