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    1. #1
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      New Camaro Rally Wheels on Budget PT Cutlass?

      Hey Guys and Gals,

      I have been drawn to the 2010+ Camaro steel wheels. They have a classic rally wheel look without being a 14 or 15 inch wheel. They are 18x7.5 and 5x4.75 bolt pattern. Should be fairly light and available at a low price. Of coarse I would need to replace the tires to match my diameter and cover the bow tie. What do you think?







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    2. #2
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      I think they would look ok, the problem you may run in to is the backspacing.
      Big dreams, small pockets....

      Chris--
      '72 Cutlass S LSA/T56 Magnum
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    3. #3
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      Yeah, the backspacing could be a problem, I have the same problem with my wheels.
      But I am using wheel spacers. They'll arrive next week, so I hope they'll fit.
      Manuel Compaan
      the Netherlands



    4. #4
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      True. The more I look at the images, the more I wonder about the backspace.
      1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass S

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    5. #5
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      The bolt pattern is different too, they are 5x120 instead of 5x120.6. This along with the backspacing issues can be fixed with adapters.
      Stephen




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