Tires rubbing HELPP
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Tires rubbing HELPP
I just picked up some z06 wheels from a corvette 18x9.5 in the rear 58mm offset with 275s on them and they rub the bump stop and the inside wheel well a little. Just need to know how big of a spacer/adaptor to pick up. I know you can BFH it and remove the bumpstop but i'd rather not have to do that. The smallest adaptor I could find on ebay was 1" and i was wondering if that would push the wheel too far out from the hub that it would hit the fender. All help is appreciated!
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I just found this post that says those wheels work with f-bodys https://ls1tech.com/forums/wheels-ti...-question.html your car must be special or something. The sticky says 38mm to 56mm work on the rear, I think you could get away with a thin spacer to move the wheels out a couple millimeters.
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hmm doubt my car is special haha i think your right with the spacer but have heard a lot of bad things about spacers which is why i was looking into adaptors. the smallest spacer ive found is a 1/4 inch and i feel that would take up too much of the bolt. any opinions would be great on spacers also.
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People recommend that you go with longer wheel studs if you use spacers that thick. I know they make thinner spacers than 1/4". I think one of my friends is using some that are 1/16" I have no idea where he got them from though.