Weld 15x10 w 6.5 rear space on 4 gen camaro
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Weld 15x10 w 6.5 rear space on 4 gen camaro
Hi, gotta noobish question
I am considering buying a set of greg weld 15x3.5s front and weld 15x10 w/6.5" rear spacing.. has 28X12.50 M/T ET Drags- Slicks on rear.. I know i have to do some grinding, but what other trouble will i run into? I have extended wheel studs and am planning to roll fenders.. currently on stock suspension.
I know 7.5" rear spacing is the usual, but will the 6.5" rs work Without something turning into a headache on a 4th gen
Thx
Phil
I am considering buying a set of greg weld 15x3.5s front and weld 15x10 w/6.5" rear spacing.. has 28X12.50 M/T ET Drags- Slicks on rear.. I know i have to do some grinding, but what other trouble will i run into? I have extended wheel studs and am planning to roll fenders.. currently on stock suspension.
I know 7.5" rear spacing is the usual, but will the 6.5" rs work Without something turning into a headache on a 4th gen
Thx
Phil
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Hi, gotta noobish question
I am considering buying a set of greg weld 15x3.5s front and weld 15x10 w/6.5" rear spacing.. has 28X12.50 M/T ET Drags- Slicks on rear.. I know i have to do some grinding, but what other trouble will i run into? I have extended wheel studs and am planning to roll fenders.. currently on stock suspension.
I know 7.5" rear spacing is the usual, but will the 6.5" rs work Without something turning into a headache on a 4th gen
Thx
Phil
I am considering buying a set of greg weld 15x3.5s front and weld 15x10 w/6.5" rear spacing.. has 28X12.50 M/T ET Drags- Slicks on rear.. I know i have to do some grinding, but what other trouble will i run into? I have extended wheel studs and am planning to roll fenders.. currently on stock suspension.
I know 7.5" rear spacing is the usual, but will the 6.5" rs work Without something turning into a headache on a 4th gen
Thx
Phil
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Yeah, the 2.5" thing is a little extreme. Either way a 6.5" BS on a Camaro won't work unless you are staying stock ride height and don't plan on running anything taller than a 26" tall tire. Even then, you may get some rubbage when you go up steep driveways or curbs.