Weld wheel sizes
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Looking to buy a set of weld draglites or prostar front and rear
What size will fit a stock 10bolt?
offset??
Any mods needed to fit 15"?
TY in advance
What size will fit a stock 10bolt?
offset??
Any mods needed to fit 15"?
TY in advance
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The rears for 4th Gen F-Bodys are 10" rim width with a 7" or 7.5" back-spacing for most slicks (28" x10.5).
The back-spacing options are limited on the 3 1/2" front rims and you may need to use a small spacer for the spokes to clear the calipers.
Double-check the clearance to make sure the wheels aren't rubbing the calipers. Also, you may need to do some minor ginding on the calipers for clearance.
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The back-spacing options are limited on the 3 1/2" front rims and you may need to use a small spacer for the spokes to clear the calipers.
Double-check the clearance to make sure the wheels aren't rubbing the calipers. Also, you may need to do some minor ginding on the calipers for clearance.
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umm Bogarts are def. alot more money than the Welds.....for as much as I take the car to the track, id rather save the HUNDREDS of dollars and grind the calipers and deal with spacers. JMO
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Keep a look out in the For Sale section. Some good deals pop up on ocasion, but they won't last long so you have to be ready to move.
I bought my Draglites in like new condition with lug nuts, center caps, spacers, and new MT drag radials for $700.