2010 camaro wheels/tires
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2010 camaro wheels/tires
this guy i work bought a 2010 camaro a while back then upgraded to a sportier pkg. he want s to sell his old wheels and tire and that came with car.. will they fit my 1985 iroc? if so, im gonna buy em' ... thnx
Bolt Pattern: 5x120
Offset Range: 35 to 45
Wheel Size Range: 20x8.0 to 22x9.5
OEM Tire Size (Front): 245/45-20 (245x729 mm)
OEM Tire Size (Rear): 275/40-20 (275x728 mm)
Bolt Pattern: 5x120
Offset Range: 35 to 45
Wheel Size Range: 20x8.0 to 22x9.5
OEM Tire Size (Front): 245/45-20 (245x729 mm)
OEM Tire Size (Rear): 275/40-20 (275x728 mm)
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Re: 2010 camaro wheels/tires
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/whee...heels-fit.html
Theres more threads around about the subject, look around.
Theres more threads around about the subject, look around.
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Re: 2010 camaro wheels/tires
Fit? With the right spacers sure. Would it look good? 90% of the people here will tell you no, including me.
17" looks good. Some 18" look good. Anything bigger looks out of proportion on a 3rd gen.
There is the mention the ride height increase you'll get. Your talking about a tire that is 3" taller overall. That means you'll be sitting 1.5" higher.
And then there is the issue of tire clearance to the body. 3rd gens do not have 1.5" of clearance over the tires. So you'll hafta put a lift kit on the car.
And then....What about turning? Your gonna hafta be very careful & probably have to fabricate new stops for the spindle.
You can try it, but you'll be in for a world of trouble doing it & making it work.....
17" looks good. Some 18" look good. Anything bigger looks out of proportion on a 3rd gen.
There is the mention the ride height increase you'll get. Your talking about a tire that is 3" taller overall. That means you'll be sitting 1.5" higher.
And then there is the issue of tire clearance to the body. 3rd gens do not have 1.5" of clearance over the tires. So you'll hafta put a lift kit on the car.
And then....What about turning? Your gonna hafta be very careful & probably have to fabricate new stops for the spindle.
You can try it, but you'll be in for a world of trouble doing it & making it work.....
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Re: 2010 camaro wheels/tires
Fit? With the right spacers sure. Would it look good? 90% of the people here will tell you no, including me.
17" looks good. Some 18" look good. Anything bigger looks out of proportion on a 3rd gen.
There is the mention the ride height increase you'll get. Your talking about a tire that is 3" taller overall. That means you'll be sitting 1.5" higher.
And then there is the issue of tire clearance to the body. 3rd gens do not have 1.5" of clearance over the tires. So you'll hafta put a lift kit on the car.
And then....What about turning? Your gonna hafta be very careful & probably have to fabricate new stops for the spindle.
You can try it, but you'll be in for a world of trouble doing it & making it work.....
17" looks good. Some 18" look good. Anything bigger looks out of proportion on a 3rd gen.
There is the mention the ride height increase you'll get. Your talking about a tire that is 3" taller overall. That means you'll be sitting 1.5" higher.
And then there is the issue of tire clearance to the body. 3rd gens do not have 1.5" of clearance over the tires. So you'll hafta put a lift kit on the car.
And then....What about turning? Your gonna hafta be very careful & probably have to fabricate new stops for the spindle.
You can try it, but you'll be in for a world of trouble doing it & making it work.....
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/whee...hlight=5th+gen
You don't need a lift kit either
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Re: 2010 camaro wheels/tires
The stock tires on a 5th gen are a 28" tall tire. The stock tire height for a 3rd gen is 25.65". Ideally you'd want to get different tires.
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