Backspacing on 18X9.5 Rims?
Backspacing on 18X9.5 Rims?
What is the proper backspacing on 18X9.5 inch rims for the Z28? I have heard 50mm and 56mm.
What size tires are generally put on this size rim?
I have decided on 18's for my Z simply because after wading thru hundreds of pics of 17 and 18 and 19" rim Z pictures, the 18's seem to be the best "fit".
I like the 9.5's all around because they fit the car. The 11" wide rims are just too wide when viewed from the back. The F-bodies are not wide enough to use a 11" rim in the rear, IMHO.
Ebay has some killer deals on Camaro and aftermarket rims right now, so thats why I'm trying to get the proper info.
Thanks in advance.
What size tires are generally put on this size rim?
I have decided on 18's for my Z simply because after wading thru hundreds of pics of 17 and 18 and 19" rim Z pictures, the 18's seem to be the best "fit".
I like the 9.5's all around because they fit the car. The 11" wide rims are just too wide when viewed from the back. The F-bodies are not wide enough to use a 11" rim in the rear, IMHO.
Ebay has some killer deals on Camaro and aftermarket rims right now, so thats why I'm trying to get the proper info.
Thanks in advance.
Re: Backspacing on 18X9.5 Rims?
Originally posted by TP124
What is the proper backspacing on 18X9.5 inch rims for the Z28? I have heard 50mm and 56mm.
What size tires are generally put on this size rim?
What is the proper backspacing on 18X9.5 inch rims for the Z28? I have heard 50mm and 56mm.
What size tires are generally put on this size rim?
As for tire size, you probably wanna stick with either a 275/35/18 or 285/35/18. The 275 is closer to the Overall diameter of the stock tires but the 285 won't throw anything off bad enough to cause any problems.
Casper-
Thanks for the reply. What concerns me is that 1/4" can determine if the tire is flush with the fender lip (which is what I want) or slightly inset.
Hopefully someone will know the answer.
Thanks for the reply. What concerns me is that 1/4" can determine if the tire is flush with the fender lip (which is what I want) or slightly inset.
Hopefully someone will know the answer.
Originally posted by TP124
Casper-
Thanks for the reply. What concerns me is that 1/4" can determine if the tire is flush with the fender lip (which is what I want) or slightly inset.
Hopefully someone will know the answer.
Casper-
Thanks for the reply. What concerns me is that 1/4" can determine if the tire is flush with the fender lip (which is what I want) or slightly inset.
Hopefully someone will know the answer.
The 9.5" wheels on my car are 38mm offset and are a perfect fit on my car, even with a 1.5" drop.
http://www.ayresweb.com/wheels/hp/on..._driveway1.jpg
a look down the side...perfect offset IMHO..
http://www.ayresweb.com/wheels/hp/on...view_front.jpg
Shawn
TP124,
Thanks. Those are 19's, and I bought them as they are. They were not custom built. I have done a LOT of research on wheels and backspacing on fbodys, and even taken a lot of measurements relating to how close to flush that wheels fit on our cars with certain offsets.
Thanks. Those are 19's, and I bought them as they are. They were not custom built. I have done a LOT of research on wheels and backspacing on fbodys, and even taken a lot of measurements relating to how close to flush that wheels fit on our cars with certain offsets.
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