00 Trans am Rims on a 79 Camaro?
I have a feeling they won't
. I think that the offset is too deep on the '00 T/A rims, and the tires will hit the springs (in the back) before you even get them close to being bolted on. In the front, they'd probably bolt on, but I think they would rub when you turned the wheels
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**I don't know for sure**, but somebody must...............that's IMO though?!
. I think that the offset is too deep on the '00 T/A rims, and the tires will hit the springs (in the back) before you even get them close to being bolted on. In the front, they'd probably bolt on, but I think they would rub when you turned the wheels
.**I don't know for sure**, but somebody must...............that's IMO though?!
You can get custom billet wheel adapters. They actually bolt to your current hubs, then you bolt the wheels to the adapters. So it's really a better type of spacer.
I've seen it on some 3rd gens when they wanted to run the 4th gen wheels.
I've seen it on some 3rd gens when they wanted to run the 4th gen wheels.
Yes, they make adapters that bolt to your car that allow you to run 4th gen wheels.
Vette brakes makes some.
Check out www.nastyz28.com , and look for a guy named Ultim8Z. He's got the LT-4 5 star wheels on a 2nd gen.
Vette brakes makes some.
Check out www.nastyz28.com , and look for a guy named Ultim8Z. He's got the LT-4 5 star wheels on a 2nd gen.
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