Do rims from 93-03 S-10 rims bolt up to our cars without any spacers? I know they are a 5 lug pattern. I was thinking this would give us a lot more custom wheel choices since that bodystle of S-10 is really popular in the aftermarket. I saw '98 S-10 at the dragstrip last night with some nice chrome rims and made me wonder if those would bolt right up to my Trans Am. Also, anyone have any pictures of S-10 rims on a f-body?

 

The bolt pattern is the same. The back spacing is a "hair" less on the s10, so they would stick out a tad more.

The problem is the center hub. the camaro center hub is more (bigger) then the one on the s10. Or atleast on a z it is, not sure on an rs.

 

i swap rims on my s-10 and 91rs all the time prolly at least 5 times a year just to change things up a bit they fit perfectally (on mine at least can't speak for everybody)

 

They have to be 2wd S-10 wheels I believe. 4wd S-10 wheels are a different offset. At least that is what I remember reading.

I too had a set of aftermarket S-10 wheels on my car for a while.
Wasn't too pretty,

 

YEA I LIKE THE S-10 WHEELS BUT REMEMBER THE OFFSET IS DIFFERENT ON THE REAR

 

These are s-10's and they just popped rite on there



And yes I know they are the worst rims ever to be seen, But They are just there so It had something to roll on

 

Third gen's have the same backspacing as 82-up 2wd S-series.

Fourth gen's have the same backspacing of 4wd s-series.

 

just to clear this up...

82-97 s-series 2wd wheels will bolt right on...
98-present require the center hole to be opened up just a little

all the s-series 4x4 wheels require adapters just like 4th gen wheels...

later,
Chris

 

I have a set of S-10 X-treme rims on my '91 RS. They fit perfectly and they do give it a more custom look. I've never seen them on another Camaro around here.

 

theres a 89 rs on campus with those same extreme wheels and it's lowered a couple too, looks pretty sweet