cIaRmOaCrZo

i work at a chevy dealer as a tech, and during alot of PDI's, iv noticed some of the new camaros having rims that look almost exact to the 85-87 iroc rims. obviously in a 19" version. but maybe this could be cost effective compared to aftermarket over sized iroc replicas?? these are almost tooo alike that it smacks you in the face when you see them. they dont have the two tone paint scheme thos. but the structure and design are near identical

3rd Coast Z

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Do you know where I can find a picture?

fadedirocz28

Are you talking about these? Closest looking ones i could find, even though they dont really favor them much.

3rd Coast Z

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They look much better than previous years.

cIaRmOaCrZo

no those aren the ones im talking about, but as far as pictures, the best i could find on google were here. http://www.originalwheels.com/chevro...ro2011rims.php

cIaRmOaCrZo

keep in mind its more like the 85-87, not 88-90. they obviously cant be identical, but just looking at them tells me what style of rim the designers had floating around in their head lol.

SD89RS

Yeah they definitely used older designs from the camaro heritage to inspire a lot of the design on the new models. Need to stop looking at pictures of new camaros, too tempting. :-)

3rd Coast Z

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Don't the newer Impalas run something very similar to that?

Jim85IROC

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I'm dieing to see somebody put a set on an IROC to see how they look.

ZZ3 Z28

Can I tell ya, I don't think I'd ever buy a 5th gen Camaro. I went with my nephew looking at new Camaros at two dealerships today, maybe saw 60 total in various trim levels and one or two caught my eye. The ZL454 was some serious stuff but at $54k, not happening. But in the end, I thought, no. The car just has this goofy look to it that turns me off. And no matter the trim level the dark cars, blues and blacks, were especially unappealing. Only the white Camaros and burnt orange painted Camaros had an appeal whatsoever. You know even the 6 cylinder has 330 odd hp, but it sounded like a Toyota Corolla. Oh, and the wheels, yes, the OP is right, I seen some that looked almost identical to my '86 Z wheels except no black painted center rim.

iansane

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As good a place as any...I was under the impression all of the new gm cars were running 5x120mm bolt pattern and not the typical 5x4.75? That original wheel website shows otherwise?

RubberDucky

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If only they were wider than 7.5.

1fas92

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Hello,
I would like to see these on a thirdgen or a photoshopped pic at least!

58mark

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here's my attempt

cIaRmOaCrZo

that looks awsome. if i were to ever try to install them on a 3rdgen, i would paint it the two tone dark silver in the same areas the iroc rims have. like the line in each spoke, around the lugnuts, and one the background area of the spoke. then it would look perfect

cIaRmOaCrZo

but they would look a little bigger than that because they are 18". it looks like you shrunk it a little to fit within the tires on that pic. but still good job on the photoshop

Reid Fleming

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I wonder why so many of the new Camaros have the standard 5 spoke option and not this option.



To me, the above is a much nicer looking wheel than the more common one we see all the time.

Don't get me started on those butt ugly all black wheels that new Camaros have. They look like oversized spare tire wheels.

jmd

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That was my thought; they reminded me of some 18s on a 2006 or 7 Monte I rented.
Price the wheel options on a new one. That'll probably tell you everything you need to know.

InfernalVortex

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Thsoe wheels are pretty ugly.

BlackenedBird

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Easy to fix. 2 of my 9"s became 11"s. http://www.wheelsamerica.com/index.php?page=main

58mark

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Actually I didn't. I enlarged them quite a bit over the 16" wheel

Jim85IROC

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I think those wheels look awful. They're a very expensive dealer option, and they're 21", so tire selection sucks, and is very expensive.