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    1. #1
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      Apr 2008
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      anybody put 2010 camaro wheels on a 67-69 camaro???

      Looking for pics, wondering how they would look! I got the slicks skinnies, but want to get a set of 18"+ wheels for the street/track.



    2. #2
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      Hello,

      I can put you in a set of Weld Racing RT-S Series. Take a look at the link and let me know if you have an interest. 18's are not a problem.

      Your Options:

      18x4.5 front
      18x8 front
      18x9 rear

      When you say track am I assuming road track or dragstrip?

      Let me know and I will be glad to help...

      Regards,

      Perry
      PTS

      http://weldracing.com/street-performance/rt-s.html

    3. #3
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      I haven't seen it, but they are 5x120 bolt pattern and your first gen will be 5x120.6. This is debated at length in cyberspace, but the bolt pattern does differ slightly. I would think the offset would be off.
      Stephen

    4. #4
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      well i would think by running an aluminum adapter/spacer you could get the backspacing in the sweet spot and change the bolt pattern at the same time. I just really want to see what they look like.

    5. #5
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      2010 Camaro wheels are massive and heavy, definitely a step in the wrong direction. If you're OK with adapters id look into a 17/18 combo from a corvette fitment, there are a TON of good looking vette wheels.
      -James

      1974 Z28 SCCA C Prepared
      1990 Firebird NASA CMC
      2005 Mustang GT SCCA F-Street (new for 2015)
      1989 Civic Si SCCA STC

    6. #6
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      why would you want to??? flat faced wheels are just plain ugly.
      Tom Hensley
      69 ss/rs clone
      98 ta ragtop

      "attack life....it's going to kill you anyway."


    7. #7
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      The new Camaro wheel is 5x120mm, instead of the 5x120.67, but since you need a wheel adapter to get the right backspace, there is no issue there.
      There are several other wheels that will fit without spacers, similar to the Camaro in style..
      In no particular order:

      Raceline - Speedster http://www.racelinewheels.com/c-29-2...om-wheels.aspx


      Rushforth - Fuel http://www.rushforthwheels.com/wheels


      Bonspeed - Huntington http://www.bonspeedwheels.com/wheels.html



      Boze - Stinger http://www.bozeforged.com/wheels.html


      These are 20", but nice too: USWheel Forged - Five G's
      http://www.uswheel.com/wheel_categor...gory=2&brand=2
      Dave
      84 Monte SS - just a few bolt-ons

    8. #8
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      That Rushforth Fuel is one heck of a good looking wheel in person, and gets my vote on a first gen WAY over 2010 wheels.
      -James

      1974 Z28 SCCA C Prepared
      1990 Firebird NASA CMC
      2005 Mustang GT SCCA F-Street (new for 2015)
      1989 Civic Si SCCA STC

    9. #9
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      I like that Rushforth wheel too.
      Stephen

    10. #10
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      ^^^ Thanks James!

      Here's another one we have that has a 2011 Camaro look to it

      Jason

    11. #11
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      ^^ the one above: Rushforth 'Concept'
      http://www.rushforthwheels.com/view/Concept
      It's hard to go wrong with any of these...IMO
      Dave
      84 Monte SS - just a few bolt-ons




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