So Im going to go and start placing my order for my wheels on my 94 Firebird trans am gt
https://www.hawksmot...x10-5-set-of-4/
I will be doing the staggered setup with these tires
https://m.tirerack.c...rTire=935YR8ECS
275/35/18 front and 295/35/18 rears on stock suspension.
I want a more aggressive look so Im looking at adding these hubcentric 25mm spacers. The car came from the factory with these tires 245/50R16.
https://www.titanwhe...=34874926530718
Hawks told me I should be able to do this wheel/tire setup on my car without any adjustments to my fenders. But my question is, can I run these spacers safely on both axles ? Should I do the rears only ? Etc. I dont want to dramatically affect my ride quality as Im a spirited driver only. I dont track the car.
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Wheel spacers question?
Started by
Flyman
, 2 weeks ago
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#1
Posted 2 weeks ago
#2
Posted 2 weeks ago
This appears to be a continuation of these previous posts:
https://www.firebird...taggered-setup/
https://www.firebird...l-fitment-help/
Is the only difference the fact that you want to add 1-inch (25mm) spacer/adapters on all four wheels?
Those spacers are not correct. Wrong hub diameter, and they convert the hub bolt pattern from 5x4.75” to 5x4.5” wheels. Am I missing somthing?
#3
Posted 2 weeks ago
Yes sorry, this is strictly about spacers but added the info so everyone knows what Im mounting on the spacer. I didnt know if people here respond to old postings.
Ok so I see I need 1/4 inch spacers based on previous conversation. Would I be ok running that on both the fronts and rears ? Is it better to maybe just add spacers in the rear and not the front ? I want the tires to poke out a little for a more aggressive looking stance. But regardless of what I do it seems I would need to modify the studs correct ?
Ok so I see I need 1/4 inch spacers based on previous conversation. Would I be ok running that on both the fronts and rears ? Is it better to maybe just add spacers in the rear and not the front ? I want the tires to poke out a little for a more aggressive looking stance. But regardless of what I do it seems I would need to modify the studs correct ?
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