will these fit?
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Car: '88 IROC-Z / '91 Z28 / '91 GTA
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Axle/Gears: 3:45 / 3:23 / 3:23
will these fit?
Looking at a set of used rims, 16", from a second gen camaro... will they fit my '88 iroc? heres the specs;
UNILUG 5 ON 4 3/4 AND 5 ON 4 1/2, 8" RIMS, 4 1/2 BACK SPACING
can anyone help? thanks!
UNILUG 5 ON 4 3/4 AND 5 ON 4 1/2, 8" RIMS, 4 1/2 BACK SPACING
can anyone help? thanks!
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5 on 4/12 won't fit bs is ok but bolt pattern is wrong should be 5 on 4 3/4 all the way around
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Axle/Gears: 3:45 / 3:23 / 3:23
4.5" back spacing is ok on third gens, front and rear?
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They will "fit", as well as any aftermarket wheels ever do, which isn't very well. However the fronts will rub on the inside, on the sway bar and/or the inside of the wheel well at the back.
They have those damn "Unilugs", which fit a variety of bolt circles; in this case, looks like the F*rd pattern and the GM pattern. Pretty typical.
I bet you're getting them real cheeeep too, eh?
Well it won't be long before you figure out why the PO wants those POSs as far away from his car as he can get them.
At least they're not as bad as "Roto Lugs", if anybody remembers those; but still a far cry from being as good as a hub-centric acorn nut design, like a factory wheel.
They have those damn "Unilugs", which fit a variety of bolt circles; in this case, looks like the F*rd pattern and the GM pattern. Pretty typical.
I bet you're getting them real cheeeep too, eh?
Well it won't be long before you figure out why the PO wants those POSs as far away from his car as he can get them.
At least they're not as bad as "Roto Lugs", if anybody remembers those; but still a far cry from being as good as a hub-centric acorn nut design, like a factory wheel.
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Car: '88 IROC-Z / '91 Z28 / '91 GTA
Engine: LT4 Hot Cam 305 / L98 355 / MR 383
Transmission: 5-spd / 700R4 / 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3:45 / 3:23 / 3:23
well actually I found them on ebay for a very resonable price (shipped) so I thought I may put a bid on them, but they are taken off a 1979 camaro...?
which is why I was asking.. however I'll just save up and buy new rims from a retailer so I get them correct, which will have the best fit. seems like 9 or 9.5 inch wide 18 inch rims are the most popular size on these boards?
which is why I was asking.. however I'll just save up and buy new rims from a retailer so I get them correct, which will have the best fit. seems like 9 or 9.5 inch wide 18 inch rims are the most popular size on these boards?
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