can some one direct me to a area of the codes for the rally wheels that are on the rims. i have some one local that says he has 4 rally wheels from a 69 camaro . i know there are codes on the rims and also a date, i just dont know how to read them to make sure they are from a 69 (year) camaro. thanks for the help ....

Try here (http://www.camaros.org/suspen.shtml#Wheels)

Good luck with the hunt

8ball

thank you 8ball that is what i was looking for

ok well i brought home the rally rims , came with rings and center caps. some scrathes on the rings but and center caps are good for a driver. well here is what i ran into.. on the code info reads as follows next to the valve
K19 2 14 ^D , the inside of the rim says 14x6 JJ K19 , on the number next to the valve the two lletters is hard to make out but they all look the same like a upside down V and what looks to be a D .. on the code info there is nothing about these letters. i bought a code book and it says a 14X6 JJ is for a 67-68 rally stamped XB disc , so now im lost as these rims came off a 69 rs car, car is original and the rims have rust on them but the car had more. any help of what i really have bought ??? thanks everyone

Sometimes the letters are hard to read with the rust... The JJ code inside is the code for the center part of the wheel. Lots of rims use the JJ code for this piece. The code near the stem is for the assembled wheel and indicates the backspace, etc.

Your code indicates that it was built on Feb 14th, 1969 so it was for a '69 but the letters don't make sense for a Camaro. Should be either XN (drum) or XG (disc). You may have another GM rim. I'm not sure what the correct backspacing/offset is but it may be different.

Hi. Found this list on a vette forum:

GM Rally Wheels

XA 14X5 B-3 1/2 67 Chevy II with drum brakes
DA 14X5 B-3 7/8 67 Chevy II RALLY with disc brakes
DG 14X6 67 Camero & Chevelle with dics brakes
XB 14X6 B-4 3/8 67 Chevelle SS, 68-69 Chevelle with F-70 Tires, 70 Chevelle
XN 14X6 B-3 3/4 68-69 Camero & Nova with drum brakes. Different shaped outer
AE 14X6 B-4 3/8 70 Chevelle Station Wagon
XG 14X6 B-3 7/8 68-69 Camero with dics brakes, 68-70 Chevy II/ Nova with disc brakes, 69-69 El Camino without disc brakes. Wider drop center than normal
DE 14X6 B-4 3/8 71-72 Nova & Chevelle, 6 hole wheels
YW 14X6 B-4 3/8 Exactly like XB, may have come on same cars
YJ 14X7 B-4 3/8 69 Camero/ Chevy II L72- ZL1, 70 Nova
AV 14X7 70-72 Camero, 71-72 Nova, 6 hole wheel
XT 14X7 L72- ZL1 Non Rally Wheel
YA 14X7 B-4 3/8 69 Chevelle SS Wheel
AO 14X7 B-4 3/8 70 Camero &69 Chevelle SS Wheel
DB 15X5 67 Passenger Cars with disc brakes.
DF 15X6 B-4 1/16 67-68 Camero Z28
DC (BIG) 15X6 B-3 1/2 67 Corvette, No other stampings on rim
DC 15X6 B-3 1/2 68-70 Passenger car, 67 Passenger car (early models)
FI 15X6 B-3 1/2 68-70 Passenger car, 67 Passenger car (later models) Rivited instead of welded together
YS 15X6 B-3 1/2 68-70 El Camino
FW 15X7 B-4 1/4 71-up most any GM
AG 15X7 B-3 3/4 68 Corvette (will take 15x8 Beauty rings)
YH 15X7 B-4 1/4 L72- ZL1 Z28 Rally 69 narrow drop center
AD 15X7 B-4 1/4 L72- ZL1 Z28 Rally 68 wide drop center
AV 15X7 70, 71, 73 CAMARO Z28 5 spoke wheel
AZ 15X8 B-4 69-82 Corvette

Is it possible, your code is AE or even a partial "XB"? If so, the backspacing is diff than those used on a Camaro.

This page will tell you how to measure the backspacing:
https://www.rsracing.com/tech-wheel.html

thanks chuck for your help, well these rims werent what i was looking for , i did more work on the 3rd rim and cleaned it up more and you can see more of a "B" on that rim so they are XB code on the rims, so ill just sell these and start looking again , thanks !