98 z28 mullins

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will a 15x10 with a 5.50 backspacing and a 325 50 15 mt et street radial fit on a 98 z28

98 z28 mullins

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i know someone on here has to know

Tommyv8

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Geez Quickdraw McGraw, give people more than 5 minutes at 8 in the morning.
Not nearly enough backspacing, 7.50" is optimal for a 10" wide wheel. And I know guys have run tires that wide back there, but there may be some massaging of the wheelwells neccessary. I tried to put a 315 tire on my car and it wouldn't fit.

Discount Tire

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Tommy is right on, 7.5" back spacing is ideal (50mm offset). If you have trouble finding exactly that keep it within these ranges (45-54mm offset) to minimize rubbing.

tals7

i fit 325 mt dr,s with 7.5 backspace on my ta.ther are some pics in my albums.with 5.5 backspace and stock width rear they might stic out to far.

98 z28 mullins

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do you have any rubbing issues

tals7

not sure if this question is for me but no rubbing issues.

98 z28 mullins

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ok is that with the 325 dr's and the 15x10

tals7

yes 325dr on billet specialites 15/10 f-body wheels 7.5 back space.

98 z28 mullins

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ok thanks for the info

Camaro396

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I have 325s on 15x10 7.5 backspace wheels and they rub bad. I need my fenders rolled big time.

98 z28 mullins

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it could be that camaro are different but if that is your car camaro 396 in your aviatar it could be where you are raising the front ones

Camaro396

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It's just that the 28" tall tire (325) rubs on the over hand of the upper portion of the wheel well when ever the car squats, or hits a bump. It sits lower in the back than factory ride height though. Other than that, they tuck pretty good.

98 z28 mullins

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oh ok