If spacers are needed, thats fine, but I just want to know for reference, like for instance: would my torque thrust 2's fit on a chevy extreme truck? (I'm hoping so, i think they would look great)...

 

probably

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-Tas
'89 Formula WS.6

 

yeah, they'll fit on any s10. any year. the trick is the backspacing, I saw a late 80's/early 90's blazer w/ mid 90's s10 rims, and they stuck out a bit. I think the 82-93/94 s 10's and blazers will stick out a tiny bit, but the 94/95+ will fit perfectly. at least that's how it seems.

 

right now my stock wheels are on my friends 99 s10 and they go on fine, you cant have the wide tires in the front though cause they rub like crazy, you have to get skinnier tires, but they bold on fine

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1991 teal camaro RS rebuilt 96 350 marine motor, comp cam, accel ignition,8mm accel plugs and wires, hedman headers and y-pipe, and rear end with 4.10 gears. Stock 700r4, best 1/4 time 14.6

 

the only 3rd gen wheels that would stick out on an S-series, would be a 4wd vehicle, otherwise they will fit just right. all year S-10/sonomas have same backspacing as 3rd Gens. Only on an greatly lowered 2wd S-10 would there be a rubbing problem up front.
Like on my 99 S-10 xtreme, i lowered it 5/6" and i had to remove those crap a$$ fender flares just to turn the wheels, because it still retains the stock ( 235/55/16 ) tire size.

 

I had a set of 15" camaro rims on my 84 S10 4X4 and they stuck out a bit to give it a nice agressive stance. We had a set of 4th gen wheels on my friends Blazer and they looked great. The 2 wheel drive have a different back spacing. It is a tight squeeze to put the same camaro rims on my friends 2 wheel drive 91 S10.

 

oh yeah stupid me, now that I think about it, the truck that I saw was likely a 4wd one. my bad. I didn't realize it.