15" wheels
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15" wheels
i bought a 2001 Chevy s-10 4x4 it came with a set of stock wheels and centerlines. I put my stock wheels on my s10 and i was wondering if i can put my 15'' centerlines on my 95 T/A without running into a problem. The wheels are 15x7 in the front and 15x10 in the rear, i was hoping i could use these wheels for my drag slicks on the track. Any info would be a help before i send the wheels home to Connecticut (where my cars at) from here in Hawaii. Both their bolt patterns are 5x4-3/4 but will it clear my stock disk brakes??
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Oh well then I understand you asking the question. I just thought you were being lazy and wanting to fine the answer with out doing any work lol. Do you know the backspacing? 10 inch wheels a 7.5 in. BS to not stick out. I cant tell you if they will clear the brakes though.
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im gonna try putting them on my buds 93z next weekend thanks for the help, to tell you the truth i dont know the backspacing, i guess the best way to find out is give it a try, if they fit ill post up some pics of this car with the 31''x10.5x15 M/T tires on it for ***** and giggles.
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You can lay a stright edge across the back side of the rim and measure down to the mounting surface to find the backspacing. With a 31x10.5 tire tou are going to have to do some serious BFH modding to the wheel well to be able to stuff it in there.