What other years fit a '95???
04-21-2009, 11:13 PM
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All 4th Gen (93-02) wheels are interchangeable, coupe or convertible, with one minor exception. The rear axle hub diameter on the 93-96 cars is larger in diameter than the front hub, and larger in diameter than the front and rear hubs on the 97-02 4th Gens. As a result, to fit 97 or newer wheels on the rear of a 93-96, you may have to lightly sand/grind the inside diameter of the rear wheel hub holes to allow them to fit over the hubs. This has no negative affect on the wheel, or its installation.
You can also use Corvette wheels from 84-09. They have the same bolt circle. But they often have excessive "offset" which puts them too deep in the wheel wells. But there are many specific Corvette wheels that will fit without modification, there are bolt-on adapter/spacers, and there are aftermarket reporductions of most Corvette wheels that are made in offsets that work right on 4th Gen F-Bodys.
The 3rd Gen F-Bodys have the same bolt circle as the 4th Gens, but they have very small offsets, which usually puts the wheel/tire outside the fender line.
You can also use Corvette wheels from 84-09. They have the same bolt circle. But they often have excessive "offset" which puts them too deep in the wheel wells. But there are many specific Corvette wheels that will fit without modification, there are bolt-on adapter/spacers, and there are aftermarket reporductions of most Corvette wheels that are made in offsets that work right on 4th Gen F-Bodys.
The 3rd Gen F-Bodys have the same bolt circle as the 4th Gens, but they have very small offsets, which usually puts the wheel/tire outside the fender line.
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