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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Decoding/Numbers => Topic started by: gbowman on July 21, 2021, 10:49:22 PM
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Saw an interesting read on Yenko.net and had to check to see what I have. I have only 2, but they are stamped identically and were on my 69 SS X11 car with an 06A build date. Any insight/info will be appreciated. I have more pics I can email if needed. Thanks.
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Can you post a link?? I didn't see anything regarding steel wheels on the Yenko site. Thanks.
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https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=162518
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Thanks!!
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That's nothing like this wheel. Never seen DOT stamped on a 1st gen wheel.
Looks like a later 70's wheel, IMO. The code is TX, not XT.
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Thanks Kurt. Question answered.
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You can see the stamping shows its most likely an over the counter GM wheel. K183 means it was produced in 1983.
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You can see the stamping shows its most likely an over the counter GM wheel. K183 means it was produced in 1983.
EXACTLY!
K - kelsey hayes
1 - Romulus plant
83 - 1983
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What year did Kelsey change their wheel coding scheme??
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(from CRG - http://www.camaros.org/suspen.shtml#Wheels)
1967-69 Wheel Code Format
K1y m (hole) dd aa
where:
K = Kelsey-Hayes
1 = Romulus, MI wheel plant
y = calendar year
m = month
dd = day
aa = application code
K19 8 4 YH = a 69 Z28 wheel built by
Kelsey-Hayes for Chevrolet on 8/4/69.
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Someone finally realized that it probably wasn't the best idea to let a single digit represent 3 decades of production.
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Does anyone here know what YEAR that change took place?