Hey guys,

Will these wheels fit 1992 z28?

http://www.oewheelsllc.com/Wheels_3/...2#.U0w6Dle3Wk4

Thanks

 

anyone running these?

 

They will fit, but will require adapters. Probably 2" adapters at all four corners unless you're running a 4th gen rear; then you'd only need adapters in the front. Take the specs for the wheels from their website & do the math using the info found here:

Skulte Wheel Adapter FAQ's

I bought 17x9.5 ZR1 replicas from OE Wheels, LLC and have been very happy with them. I needed 2.25" adapters in front & 2.00" adapters in rear. I bought my adapters from EZ Accessories.

 

I have a pair of 2'' adapter's in great shape PM me if interested

 

They will work but be prepared for understeer if you autocross or enjoy the curvy.

 

Interested in the adapters... How much?

 

$55 shipped

 

Why?

 

With those wheels you will probably be running a 245 tire up front and 295 in the rear if not larger. The rim width difference is two inches. So you will have much more traction in the rear and in aggressive driving with quick turns the front will loose traction first. Ie when you are wanting the car to turn and you have the wheels turned it may just slide straight. It would be less exaggerated if you had 9.5 rear wheels or went with 10.5 rear and 9.5 front. A car is usually considered more balanced with the same size front and rear wheels. Plus you get to rotate the wheels and potentially increase their life span.

 

Thanks for the replies...I decided not to go with oem style wheels.

Got aftermarket 8.5 up front and 11 out back. Will post in a build thread I will create shortly.

Car will only be summer driven and while tires are expensive I figure I'll still get a few years out of the rears.

 

My car ran 255 front 295 rear and never understeered. Suspension setup can tune the feel of the car

But rotating wheels would be nice

Those 18" versions should take a 2" spacer all way around. The 19x10 rears would be a 2.5-2.6"

 

Makes sense, thanks for the detailed explanation!