RE: U-joint or Yoke ?

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Thanks Jake, If this is really a 69 RR rear I have then it should be the 
same as your 68 GTX and it should fit my 63 Fury convertible. I have 14" 
x 7" Keystone Raiders with 235/60 tires on there now and there isn't 
much clearance but I think that has to do with the offset of these 
wheels. They were on there when I bought the car and I love how they 
look but they're unilug wheels and I was never crazy about unilugs. (We 
hated those things when I worked for Goodyear) I'm converting to front 
disc brakes too and I'm not sure these wheels will clear the calpers 
either so I may go with some 15" x 7" police car wheels I have with 
Plymouth dog dish hub caps. 

Dan, 
63 Fury, bench seat, rubber hoses and steel wheels and dog dishes. 
(Neal should like that, except it does have a max wedge scoop lol) 


Douglas J wrote:
> 
> I measured and really didnt find as much difference between the 68 GTX 
> rear 
> I have and the original in my 63 Sport Fury convertible as I had read in 
> the 
> tables.  Perhaps the track being the same is due to a different offset 
> in 
> the original wheels.  I have 8" mag wheels with 225-60 tires, they 
> clear, 
> but not by much.   If you have steel wheels you shouldnt have any 
> problems 
> with clearence.
> 
> Jake


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