hey guys im thinkin about buyin these for my 1991 Z28 Camaro, The seller on ebay says it fits all 67-92 Camaros, and there great rims for 3rd gens. Do you need spacers or any upgrades to install these rims?? THanks guys

my guess would be that you'll need spacers/adapters...i dont think that one wheel will fit all 67-92 camaro's...

if you get part # 2119-8878 , you should'nt have any problems.if its an 8879 part # , you might need a spacer for the frt. what size tire are you planning to go with?

heres the site http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ayphotohosting

have no idea what tire size i need ... I mite just go to a tire shop down the street from me, thanks guys

dotn quote me on this but rim sizes are the same 67-92 cause i had rims on my 67 that i bolted up on my 89 1 say n they fit nicely if only they wernt 15s old skool torque thrust ds from back in the day

then maybe 1st and 3rd gens are the same? i'm pretty sure 2nd gens dont bolt up...i asked about this on these boards...so i'm not sure, but i dont think one wheel will bolt up tp 1st, 2nd, and 3rd gen. (atleast without adapter/spacers)

yea i also should prolly add that it wasent a stock rim

From the auction:

Bolt Pattern: 5 x 4.75

Size: 17 x 8

Offset: +0 mm

They will fit fine, get them!

are u positive man?!

They will fit! No problem at all!

I know that when you put GTA wheels on a 2nd gen you put the fronts on the rear and rears on the front because of the offsets.

are u positive though? Cuz i dont want to spend over 700 bucks for nothin and doin all these mods.. Thanks man

Yes!!!

thanks once agian man! you better be right! or ill hunt you down

With that 14.3 I don't think you will be....

Looks down at 16.8 @ 77 timeslip...

Never mind...

yeah and your point? Your car is wicked nice! i love the early birds! ALSO U HAVE A LS1 with a t56! LMAO! YOULL SMOKE MY l98

Hehehe j/k with you

Thanks for the comment on the '83!

Go with a 245/45/17 tire all around or put the 245's on frt and 275/40/17 on the rear

i think im puttin 245s all around. I need to still buy em tho

Although 275s WILL go on an 8" rim, it's not recommended. Stick with the 245s.