Will these fit on my trans-am?
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should fit on a t/a they seem to fit better on a t/a than camaro u should be ok if not just putm on let them rub take them off and knock the rubbed places and u might have to grind ur bumpstops
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Thanks guys, I really hope that they dont rub too bad, cause I have to drive it about 40 miles to bring it home from a buddies house as soon as these wheels get in.
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Thats what I would do.
Don't forget that rubberized undercoating once you get it to not rub.
When you hit the fender well with the hammer, the old undercoating comes off and exposes the bare metal, which will rust if not re-coated.
Don't forget that rubberized undercoating once you get it to not rub.
When you hit the fender well with the hammer, the old undercoating comes off and exposes the bare metal, which will rust if not re-coated.