DeCoTo82

I know someone thats selling a set of 4 stock chrome 16" 5 lug rims from a 1998 camaro, the guy said it came off a v-6 camaro of that year...do guys think it could fit my 94 LT1 trans am?

Donohue96M6Z28

iTrader: (64)

yyou will have to dremel or file the center of the rear rims to fit over your rear hubs. You only have to take off a little bit.

Strahley

iTrader: (4)

My old stock snowflakes (16x8's) would not fit on my friend's '94 Z28 properly. There would need to be some modification somewhere, but I'm unsure as to where

DeCoTo82

when you say dremel or file down the center what do you mean? would it not fit well already?

Donohue96M6Z28

iTrader: (64)

I've already answered tha tquestion in my first post


it wont fit. you will try to put the wheel on and the rear hub on the 93-96 hubs is wider. So the wheel will not go on. You need to take the center cap off. and file around the inside of the wheel. You will likely see a very small lip under where the center cap is. that is usually what is blocking the wheel from going on.

DeCoTo82

how hard do you think would be for me to file it? whats the best way i could do it? thanks!

Donohue96M6Z28

iTrader: (64)

You can go to a place like autozone and buy a metal file kit. for about $5-10, once you get it. put on some gloves and file each wheel in the center. it will take about 5 min a wheel. and once you finish, test fit it etc and if it deosnt fit, file some more down. I would probably do all 4 wheels so you can rotate them with out issues. Its really simple.

Xsta Z 28

iTrader: (2)

The hub "button" on the rear axles are a tad bit bigger on LT-1 generation cars, so the hole at the center of the wheel is just a tad too small.

Strahley

iTrader: (4)

Is there a crime again reassurance?

DeCoTo82

Thanks for all the help, you guys are all great...By the way...do you guys think it would look stupid having my 94 trans am with 98 chrome carmaro wheels?