2010 camaro wheels on a fourth gen??
#141
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I am considering these wheels on the white T/A.
Here is a 4th gen Camaro with 20” 5th gen wheels.
The matching color of these wheels and the car really set them off!
I believe these on the Camaro are
245 35 20 front
285 35 20 rear
18s front 19s back. The wheels with no tires are from a 2014 SS Camaro.
Here is a 4th gen Camaro with 20” 5th gen wheels.
The matching color of these wheels and the car really set them off!
I believe these on the Camaro are
245 35 20 front
285 35 20 rear
18s front 19s back. The wheels with no tires are from a 2014 SS Camaro.
Last edited by bgw70; 09-23-2017 at 05:32 AM.
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No
Who would even think of doing that??? Crazy,
not safe and if you want that, just buy a 2018 1LE!
It's awesome!
not safe and if you want that, just buy a 2018 1LE!
It's awesome!
#145
I think when they are done RIGHT on the RIGHT car they look great. I have them on my car and I think it looks sick as hell! Of course mine are done right and don't rub anywhere. I also have slicks and skinnies for the drag strip so my suspension is adjustable and the car is lowered. Didn't have change anything though. I run 275/65/15 DRs on Billet Specialties drag wheels and they are actually just a bit taller than the 285/35/20 that are on these and I have 245/35/20 up front. Could go wider in the back and in the front. Probably end up with 305/35/20 in the back (I have run 305/45/18 DRs before so I know they will fit) and 255/35/20 up front when I replace them. I got really lucky price wise for the tires I have now. $300 total for tires, just had to wait and be patient to get good deals on good tires. Didn't want to pay full price before I got them on and made sure I liked it.