Quick question! Rims came in and they are different from what I ordered! Will it fit?
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Quick question! Rims came in and they are different from what I ordered! Will it fit?
Will 53mm 18x9.5 fronts and 18x10.5 Z06 replica rims fit on a 2002 camaro without using spacers or BFH mod? Front tires are 275/35/18 and rears are 285/35/18
I ordered AFS rims on their site which stated they were 56mm offset. The manager told me they were out of stock, even though they already charged me and the website said "In stock". Well he said he was going to check his "warehouse" to see if they have them in stock and they did.
Well the rims came today, and I noticed they are not AFS wheels, and they are also 53mm offset. I called up the same manager and he even admitted they are not AFS wheels, but a different brand they trusted, and the "warehouse" he said was a different company. This is horrible business and would not recommend them to anyone.
I read the sticky, but one section says:
10.5" ... +38 to +50 mm .... 285, 295, 305, 315 which wont fit because mine are 53mm
and another section says:
18"x10.5" +50 to +53 mm. Higher than 53 mm will require the BFH mod. which will fit
I ordered AFS rims on their site which stated they were 56mm offset. The manager told me they were out of stock, even though they already charged me and the website said "In stock". Well he said he was going to check his "warehouse" to see if they have them in stock and they did.
Well the rims came today, and I noticed they are not AFS wheels, and they are also 53mm offset. I called up the same manager and he even admitted they are not AFS wheels, but a different brand they trusted, and the "warehouse" he said was a different company. This is horrible business and would not recommend them to anyone.
I read the sticky, but one section says:
10.5" ... +38 to +50 mm .... 285, 295, 305, 315 which wont fit because mine are 53mm
and another section says:
18"x10.5" +50 to +53 mm. Higher than 53 mm will require the BFH mod. which will fit
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im running +56 on 18x10.5 and bairly had to beat one spot one the inner finder and trim the bump stop so i would say yeah they will fir. if you have them just put them on and check
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you'll be fine....put the rim on and then feel around to see where it may possibly rub and proceed to beat said spot with a dead blow hammer till it doesn't rub... then buy some
3m rubber coating spray and recover the spot...
Asuming you have a panhard bar, there should be no....Not One...problem. I personally would have went up a size or two for the rear tires...
I am running the same setup tires and all with a 18x9.5 rim all around
3m rubber coating spray and recover the spot...
Asuming you have a panhard bar, there should be no....Not One...problem. I personally would have went up a size or two for the rear tires...
I am running the same setup tires and all with a 18x9.5 rim all around
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you'll be fine....put the rim on and then feel around to see where it may possibly rub and proceed to beat said spot with a dead blow hammer till it doesn't rub... then buy some
3m rubber coating spray and recover the spot...
Asuming you have a panhard bar, there should be no....Not One...problem. I personally would have went up a size or two for the rear tires...
I am running the same setup tires and all with a 18x9.5 rim all around
3m rubber coating spray and recover the spot...
Asuming you have a panhard bar, there should be no....Not One...problem. I personally would have went up a size or two for the rear tires...
I am running the same setup tires and all with a 18x9.5 rim all around
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You may or may not rub with your stock panhard. The 53mm will fit better than the 56. Depending on tire size you probably wont have any issues. I ran 295/35's on my 18x10.5 w/ 53mm offset on my lowered camaro and didn't have to do anything.
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Oh sweet. Will the 53mm have a wider stance than the 56mm too? The wheels will be pushed out more toward the fender?