Help with Wheels on a 9 bolt??
Help with Wheels on a 9 bolt??
right now i have 16" wheels on my 89 Iroc-z, it has the 9 bolt rear with disc brakes, which 15" wheels would work to clear the disk brakes? looking to run slicks on the back but need a wheel that'll work, any help would be appreciated, thanks.
If it has the later, PBR rear discs, then very few 15's will fit. I think weld makes like 3 wheels that will clear.
- How fast you looking to run? You'd be suprised at what you can get out of drag radials...many times dr cars are faster than cars on slicks.
- also, you can get 16" slicks to fit your factory wheels.
- How fast you looking to run? You'd be suprised at what you can get out of drag radials...many times dr cars are faster than cars on slicks.
- also, you can get 16" slicks to fit your factory wheels.
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15" z28 wheels fit. you can have them widened, or you can mount a 275 width tire on there. my freind had them on his gn, and they hooked great.
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I have the Z28 15" rims on my 87 with a 9 bolt rear disc. But the brakes might be diffrent between the years. Adam :-)
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they are different but they still fit over the new brakes
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Originally Posted by @ZZKKER
they are different but they still fit over the new brakes
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Car: 86 iroc, 87 iroc, 89 iroc, 89 formula, 84 supra, 85 trans am
Engine: t\a motor 355 lt1 intake, t56,the works, 89 roc 427 sbc tt project
Transmission: to many to list
Axle/Gears: 9bolt 4:10 in the T/A
i do not know if the 15" iroc's will clear. i know the z28's will because i mounted a set on the rear of my 89 just to see. i would bet the 15" irocs would clear, but check the clearance before you drive it.
also, anyone know the weight of the 15" iroc compared to the 15" z28? i would bet the z28 wheel is lighter.
also, anyone know the weight of the 15" iroc compared to the 15" z28? i would bet the z28 wheel is lighter.
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Originally Posted by brutalform
These are 15x8.5 convos, with a 27 tall ET Street. Fits with the discs no problems.
those wheels look great btw!
thanks
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thats a tight fit, thanks for the info.
yea but theres very few slicks that i can find, i was looking to break into 13's with the car it runs about a 14.0 right now on street tires, was looking into mickeythompson et street radials
I have an 89 IROC-Z with the B/W 9 bolt rearend with PBR disc brakes. The stock 15x7 wheels from both the RS and IROC-Z models fit with no rubbing. I'm only talking about the wheels though, tire rubbing might be a different story (depending on what tire you use and the suspension).
well i got the slicks for free, and they're in good shape and should fit under the car nicely, so if its free i might as well mount em up and get a better time than on my streets, i went down to the track and couldn't get out of the 15's all night because of the car not hooking up at all.
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