ID question about Billet Specialties Win Lites please

[Old Mopar Guy]

I'm headed to Carlisle this weekend hoping to score a rear pair, or set, of Billet Specialties Win Lites for my '15 Challenger HC. Are there any ID markings or part numbers on the wheels themselves to keep me from buying ones that won't fit? I'm not bringing the car with me, so it's not like I can test fit them. Cross posted elsewhere as I'm leaving in the AM. Thanks.

 

[coolblue]

I'm headed to Carlisle this weekend hoping to score a rear pair, or set, of Billet Specialties Win Lites for my '15 Challenger HC. Are there any ID markings or part numbers on the wheels themselves to keep me from buying ones that won't fit? I'm not bringing the car with me, so it's not like I can test fit them. Cross posted elsewhere as I'm leaving in the AM. Thanks.

Can't help with part #'s, but good luck!

 

[vortecd]

Tape measure if the seller doesn't know what they have

 

[Marc W]

Does the seller have pictures of the wheels on another car? If they were on a standard body Challenger or Charger then you’re good. Doesn’t matter what year as long as it’s not a widebody. Those would have a different back space. Also.. does he have the original paperwork for the purchase. There will be a part number that would Identify the wheel. Your concern will be that they have the Mopar lug spacing and the proper backspace. 6.5” I believe is what you will want to see.