Will these Weld's fit on a Trans Am
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Will these Weld's fit on a Trans Am
Will these Weld's fit on a Trans Am without grinding the caliper?
Draglite XP Forged 191-Series Wheel
Size: 15'' x 10''
Rear Spacing: 5-1/2''
Bolt Circle: 5 x 4-3/4
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Draglite XP Forged 191-Series Wheel
Size: 15'' x 10''
Rear Spacing: 5-1/2''
Bolt Circle: 5 x 4-3/4
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I've read that I might need a spacer and some longer studs. Where did you get the spacer from. Hopefully someone has ran these and know the trick to get them to fit safely.
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Originally Posted by BLASTER
Will these Weld's fit on a Trans Am without grinding the caliper?
Draglite XP Forged 191-Series Wheel
Size: 15'' x 10''
Rear Spacing: 5-1/2''
Bolt Circle: 5 x 4-3/4
Thanks
Draglite XP Forged 191-Series Wheel
Size: 15'' x 10''
Rear Spacing: 5-1/2''
Bolt Circle: 5 x 4-3/4
Thanks
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Jegs sells the spacers. 5/16 is the one you will need. We ground my calipers down but you don't have to grind them as much with the spacer.
The look awesome and I have 275-50-15's on back 165/15's on front. The rear tires still stick out but they make the car look bad *** IMO.
I will go back to my 17"s after this racing season is over.
The look awesome and I have 275-50-15's on back 165/15's on front. The rear tires still stick out but they make the car look bad *** IMO.
I will go back to my 17"s after this racing season is over.