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#344
Quick question before I drop the $$ for F1-DS-3G's, Will 285/40/17's have any issues with fitting, or will they throw off my speedo?? God knows I dont need anymore tickets!!
Btw they are going on a 9in "SS" rim
Btw they are going on a 9in "SS" rim
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Originally Posted by OOZ28
Quick question before I drop the $$ for F1-DS-3G's, Will 285/40/17's have any issues with fitting, or will they throw off my speedo?? God knows I dont need anymore tickets!!
Btw they are going on a 9in "SS" rim
Btw they are going on a 9in "SS" rim
A 285, will throw your speedo off.
The 275/40ZR17 GSD3 is HUGE compared to others 275's . . . just FYI
#346
Andy, you have any idea what Tom Henry is running for an offset oh his 18" TT2's on his red vert?(18x8 front/18x10 rear) What is your opinion on 18x10's all around? I leaning toward this wheel, since the Corvette rotors need a bigger TT2 wheel.
Thanks Andy.
Thanks Andy.
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Originally Posted by Brian2001SS
Andy, you have any idea what Tom Henry is running for an offset oh his 18" TT2's on his red vert?(18x8 front/18x10 rear) What is your opinion on 18x10's all around? I leaning toward this wheel, since the Corvette rotors need a bigger TT2 wheel.
Thanks Andy.
Thanks Andy.
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Originally Posted by JEB99TA
... anybody know if 1999 stock 16" Trans Am 5-stars will fit on a 1995 Trans Am?
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The 18" x 8.5" are 54 mm the 18" x 9.5" are 68 mm and the 19" x 10" are 79 mm. As far as I can find.
The 8.5" are the only ones that fit with out the use of spacers. The others will need spacers. There are a TON of posts in the forum, do a search and you will find all your answers and more . . . .
The 8.5" are the only ones that fit with out the use of spacers. The others will need spacers. There are a TON of posts in the forum, do a search and you will find all your answers and more . . . .
#357
Dont mean to butt in but Im looking at some rims that are 18X8.5 with a 35mm offset. According to this sticky 38mm is the least amount of offset. These rims are off by 3mm is that really gonna make them stick out. Any Opinions??
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Originally Posted by LS1TORQ
Dont mean to butt in but Im looking at some rims that are 18X8.5 with a 35mm offset. According to this sticky 38mm is the least amount of offset. These rims are off by 3mm is that really gonna make them stick out. Any Opinions??
so ive learned from the wisdom of others and this thread.