Here's a wheel that looks like a TTII, but is FULLY chromed and has a nice fat lip...
07-19-2006, 05:09 AM
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Originally Posted by bmfcamaro
ya 18 x 9.5 looks to be the only acceptable size. width wise.
Originally Posted by laxmad16
the do look nice but not really wide enough.....
Originally Posted by Hobb3s
Looks good but it sucks that they don't off a decent size in a 17"
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07-24-2006, 02:45 PM
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Coy's wheels are not expensive. The problem is that our cars are too new. They only have offsets for '91 and older. I called them about these wheels and he said they would stick out way too far because the hubs on '91 and older Camaros and 'Birds were inboard about 2 inches further than the later models.
07-25-2006, 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Luster
Coy's wheels are not expensive. The problem is that our cars are too new. They only have offsets for '91 and older. I called them about these wheels and he said they would stick out way too far because the hubs on '91 and older Camaros and 'Birds were inboard about 2 inches further than the later models.
yeah the backspacing needs to be up around 7 for them to fit right. 18x9.5 is a good size though. Interesting find here anyways. They might start offering a better offset sooner or later. 
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Originally Posted by thesoundandthefury
if you were really serious about it you could always get the rears custom widened...
