I am clue less when it comes to wheels and offsets and I need help. I hate the 15x7 rally wheels on my Camaro that are much too skinny for my taste, so I bought a set of c4 corvette wheels.

The fronts that are 8.5x16 32mm (6.0" backspacing) and the rears are 16"x9.5" 38mm (6.7" backspacing). I want to fit wide tires in the rear eventually, but right now I need to get the wheels on the car asap. This site says 2" spacers will work for the 9.5" rears http://www.skulte.com/adapterfaq.html
What should I use on the fronts? Should I run a different spacer in the rear? All help is appreciated!

 

You are asking what is probably one of the oldest question in existence on TGO & answered millions of times. I suggest using the Search feature & you will find this link posted many times:

http://www.skulte.com/adapterfaq.html

so you already have the info you need, except that Skulte doesn't sell adapters anymore.

 

I posted that link in my question and I have used the search. There is no information on the c4 corvette wheels I am using, if there is its extremely hidden. When I do this math I get a smaller number than what they list suggest I use. I do not want to waste my money ordering the wrong adapters... Can someone please help me.

 

2" up front & 2.5" out back

OR

2" up front & a 4th gen rear in the back. The 4thy gen rear will eliminate the need for adapters & either upgrade you from drum brakes if you have them or get you bigger disc brakes depending on which discs you have now.

The link says 2" & that will work front & rear, but the 2.5" rear will look better. Or just get 2.25", if you can find that size.

 

Thanks! I've been interested in the 4th gen rear end. Ill post pictures once I have the wheels on.