Can i replace my wheels on my 1995 RT-10 with the 1992 RT-10 wheels

[Supercharged Vipermad]

I would think you can (although, I'm not sure). I interchange '94 RT/10 wheels and '00 GTS wheels all the time on my '94 RT/10.

 

[Jack B]

I just purchased a set of wheels/tires from John Purner. The car is a 94 RT10. According to John, the best course setup that is streetable is the stock 3.35X17 on the rear and a 3.25X18 on the front. The fronts are a lower profile (smaller sidewall)

The advantages are the improved braking (fronts don't lock up as early), improved turn-in response and the aggressive look in the front. For those interested, John can and will answer any questions on tires or traction. He is also doing the majority of the work inhouse now. The new wheels are a worth while addition to any year Viper.

 

[RobHook]

Is it my imagination or does that car have no brake calipers on the front? From the looks of that picture, not only is there no caliper but no clearance for one either. Is it possible that those are just brake dust shields made to simulate cross drilled rotors? Maybe that's where all the ricers got the idea.

Those rims DO look awesome though. Too bad they didn't make it to production that way. I guess they decided the production cars might need brake calipers.

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--Rob Hook

 

[venemous]

UH ,I Dont know look at all that BRAKE DUST !!!!!