Know nothing about rims, need help???
Know nothing about rims, need help???
15X8 P.C.D 5X5.0 offset-18MM
I found these specs, and like the rim, so what I need to know is will they fit on my 79??? I am just kinda tired of the stock "Turbine 2" wheels. I want something a little more... "Bling bling" I believe is the correct term... I like the 5 star look - Weld Pro star, Torque THrust, etc... And I am on a budget, so this is hard. Help me if you can.
I found these specs, and like the rim, so what I need to know is will they fit on my 79??? I am just kinda tired of the stock "Turbine 2" wheels. I want something a little more... "Bling bling" I believe is the correct term... I like the 5 star look - Weld Pro star, Torque THrust, etc... And I am on a budget, so this is hard. Help me if you can.
What is the biggest (without risking rubbing) rim/tire combo we can fit on our 2nd gens? I am assuming all years are the same.....
What do most people go with without tubbing or removing anything?
What do most people go with without tubbing or removing anything?
I do not have 1st hand experience, but I have read about people using 10.5 inch wheels (you'll want to measure for correct backspacing) with a 315mm tires with a little massaging on the inner fender...
HTH!
HTH!
A set of 4th gen. 17's will fit - direct bolt on. So you can run 275's. As said, with minor work and custom backspacing you can run 315's. A mini-tub will allow 345's, and that's where I am headed. 295 fronts / 345 rears.
Most people like to stick with 235 to 255 on 2nd generation Camaro's. I dunno why - it'll fit a whole lot more rubber.
But I understand you want Bling-Bling, but usually you have to step up to 18" plus to be considered a rolly-bling. hehe. 15's, and at that, torque thrust or Weld are drag rims and will make you appear as a Pro-Streeter (which ain't a bad thing) but that may be the wrong look for you???
You can run 15x10" rims in the rear with no problems at all. A trip down to the local tire store will get you setup. They should be very familliar with backspacing and wheel offset.
Most people like to stick with 235 to 255 on 2nd generation Camaro's. I dunno why - it'll fit a whole lot more rubber.
But I understand you want Bling-Bling, but usually you have to step up to 18" plus to be considered a rolly-bling. hehe. 15's, and at that, torque thrust or Weld are drag rims and will make you appear as a Pro-Streeter (which ain't a bad thing) but that may be the wrong look for you???
You can run 15x10" rims in the rear with no problems at all. A trip down to the local tire store will get you setup. They should be very familliar with backspacing and wheel offset.
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