18" by 9" American Racing Rebel Wheels
03-19-2006, 08:45 PM
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18" by 9" American Racing Rebel Wheels 6.000 in. BS
+24.00mm offset
275/35ZR-18 Tires
Dumb question, but will these look good on the fron of a 94 z? Will they stick out to far or rub? Thanks David
+24.00mm offset
275/35ZR-18 Tires
Dumb question, but will these look good on the fron of a 94 z? Will they stick out to far or rub? Thanks David
03-21-2006, 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Xsta Z 28
They don't fit . . . with that small of an offset they will stick out of the wheel well.
03-21-2006, 12:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Xsta Z 28
They don't fit . . . with that small of an offset they will stick out of the wheel well.
Look in the sig.
03-21-2006, 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Xsta Z 28
Camaros and Firebirds are DIFFERENT!!!! . . . The quarters and fenders on a Firebird are wider, thus they fit your car . . . he is asking on a Camaro . . . they DON'T FIT Camaros. . .
People have tried, and been stuck with it.
People have tried, and been stuck with it.
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03-21-2006, 12:04 PM
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Then AR is advertising their wheels incorrectly. This pic is of my 38 mm offset 9.5" wide wheel.
If one compares mathmatically a 24 mm offset 9" wheel to a 38 mm offset 9.5" wheel. The rim face, "should" move outward .27" or 1/4", base upon my fender there is no room to move outward that much . . .
So mathmatically they do not fit . . . In real life, well appears to be a different story.
Just telling you what I can based upon the measurements I have.
If one compares mathmatically a 24 mm offset 9" wheel to a 38 mm offset 9.5" wheel. The rim face, "should" move outward .27" or 1/4", base upon my fender there is no room to move outward that much . . .
So mathmatically they do not fit . . . In real life, well appears to be a different story.
Just telling you what I can based upon the measurements I have.
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Originally Posted by JustAnIlluzion
they dont fit?
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03-21-2006, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by skippydn
Do these have the same BS and offset as the wheels I listed? Thanks David
I just get tired of people saying these wheels dont fit when they do. I know a handfull of guys running the 25mm offset and none of them stick out. Camaro's, Firebirds...it doesnt matter. My buddy put my wheels on his 2002 Camaro just to see if he liked them and they tucked in his car exactly like they do on mine.
03-21-2006, 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Stangkilr
Yes, that guy has the 18x9's.
I just get tired of people saying these wheels dont fit when they do. I know a handfull of guys running the 25mm offset and none of them stick out. Camaro's, Firebirds...it doesnt matter. My buddy put my wheels on his 2002 Camaro just to see if he liked them and they tucked in his car exactly like they do on mine.
I just get tired of people saying these wheels dont fit when they do. I know a handfull of guys running the 25mm offset and none of them stick out. Camaro's, Firebirds...it doesnt matter. My buddy put my wheels on his 2002 Camaro just to see if he liked them and they tucked in his car exactly like they do on mine.
