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09-25-2011 #1
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2002 Z06 wheels
I have a set of Z06 wheels that I pulled off my '69 Camaro. Would like to get $600. Also available are the high quality hubcentric alcoa aluminum spacers that I paid $400 for and dont want to take to big of a hit on them. I added ARP 2 1/2" wheel studs to the spacers. They are 1/2"x20 thread. Can sell with mounted R888's that are down to about 3/32nds.
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09-25-2011 #2
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do you know if these would fit on a 66 gm a-body
yes it does have positraction
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Not sure, The front wheels are 17 x 9.5 and backspace is 7 1/2". The rears are 18 x 10.5 with 7" back space. The hubcentric spacers I have will bring both front and back to 5 1/2" back space.
Originally Posted by ponchoblue
Hope that helps.
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09-26-2011 #4
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Great wheels! The front 9.5" could be usable on a 66 A-body, but will rub a little on the inner fenders and most likely anti-roll bar at full lock. The 10.5" rear won't clear without some frame work and mini tubs. I have 9.5" on the rear of ours and am 95% sure I could up stuff a 10" wheel in.
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Man - - -this is tempting. I have a set of these already and I'm wanting to square off my '99 Vette with the 18X10.5's all the way around................ Let me do some thinking. I may PM you.
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09-26-2011 #6
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Sale Pending!!
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Sold!!
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09-27-2011 #9
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Thanks buddy!! Originally Posted by sik68
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i dont mean to turn this into a question thread but seeing as how they are sold and all i was just wondering if you needed to tub your car to make them fit?
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Not exactly sure. If you were to use a 275/40 tire in the rear they would probably fit as long as you had the correct spacer. I am mini tubbed and was using 315's. Let me know if you are interested in a set of spacers if you wind up heading down that road. Originally Posted by Hunter68
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im not sure i may need to get a set of two front tires cause they are not as wide but that sounds like a pain
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