Widening Stock Wheels
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Does anyone know of a place that can widen a pair of my stock chromed Trans Am wheels to 11"? I know there is a company that makes an 11" wheel for the ZR1 style Camaro ones but I can't find anything for the Firebirds so I am looking to get a set I have widened.
If the company isn't a sponsor just PM me the info.
Also does anyone know the offset on the 11" ZR1 wheels? I will need to know this if I have mine modified the same.
Thanks,
Brett
If the company isn't a sponsor just PM me the info.
Also does anyone know the offset on the 11" ZR1 wheels? I will need to know this if I have mine modified the same.
Thanks,
Brett
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http://www.weldcraftwheels.com/
I stumbled accross this from another member on here. I think it was on page 3 of this Forum. Hope this was what you were looking for!!
I stumbled accross this from another member on here. I think it was on page 3 of this Forum. Hope this was what you were looking for!!
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I just had Weldcraft widen a pair of OEM 18" GTO wheels for me and they did an awesome job. $175 per wheel plus $25 to grind down the weld beads. Guys were real good to deal with (even after UPS scrapped one of my brand new wheels during shipping) and quality of work looks excellent. I would highly recommend them if you want some wheels widened.
Oh, also, remember that widening can only be done to the inner edge so you'll need to run a spacer/adapter...
Oh, also, remember that widening can only be done to the inner edge so you'll need to run a spacer/adapter...