2002 Z28 wheels on a 1969 RS
11-25-2004, 02:44 PM
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2002 Z28 wheels on a 1969 RS Is this possible? What modifications would I have to do to get it to fit?? I think I might put my rims on my dads 69 Camaro and I'll get those TTII knock offs. "Bullets". I know that I'd have to put Disc Brakes all around but how much would that cost??
11-25-2004, 09:13 PM
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Newer Camaro wheels would look like crap on a '69. The 1st gen cars have a MUCH nicer wheel offset, allowing for deep dish wheels to be used. 4th gen cars have ugly flat reverse offset wheels, especially stock wheels.
In order to run those 4th gen wheels on a 1st gen, you would need some very thick wheel spacers. The kind that bolt-on and have their own lug nuts on them. Should be around 2" thick each.
In order to run those 4th gen wheels on a 1st gen, you would need some very thick wheel spacers. The kind that bolt-on and have their own lug nuts on them. Should be around 2" thick each.
11-26-2004, 04:00 PM
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Also I if you get Billet specailties go with the "Hustler" looks like the torque thrust but the spokes are turned. They look bad ***. all I can say is 
I used to have a set of Billets on a Slammed S-10. Everywhere I went people starred at those wheels and nothing compares to the polish on them. They put Boyd wheels polish to shame.
I used to have a set of Billets on a Slammed S-10. Everywhere I went people starred at those wheels and nothing compares to the polish on them. They put Boyd wheels polish to shame.
11-27-2004, 12:10 PM
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Now I'm depressed, My dad just told me he'd cut me a deal. If my 10 spoke Z28 rims fit on the 69 he'd get me those "bullet" rims Jason told me about. Oh well.
