Post your 84-87 pics if you have non stock wheels
07-27-2007, 03:21 PM
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Post your 84-87 pics if you have non stock wheels
There was a signifigant change in the offset of the factory wheels in 1988. 84 to 87 wheels used a 38mm offset and the later 17" wheels used a 56mm offset.
With this being said there is often less after market wheels available for the 84 -87 years.
Just to give us 38mm people a better idea of whats out there for us....
POST 1 PIC OF YOUR CAR SHOWING YOUR WHEELS. DONT POST A PIC IF YOU HAVE ADAPTERS OR SPACERS.
With this being said there is often less after market wheels available for the 84 -87 years.
Just to give us 38mm people a better idea of whats out there for us....
POST 1 PIC OF YOUR CAR SHOWING YOUR WHEELS. DONT POST A PIC IF YOU HAVE ADAPTERS OR SPACERS.
07-27-2007, 07:05 PM
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Well there's yer answer. AFS 5 spokes or nothin! 
I was considering some cuisinart or sawblade rear ZR1s on all 4s.
Torq thrust is also an option.
I was considering some cuisinart or sawblade rear ZR1s on all 4s.
Torq thrust is also an option.
07-27-2007, 07:57 PM
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86E, direct fit, no adapters. FactoryReproductions.com. You need to ask via email for the 38mm Offset for the 84-87 Corvette.
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07-27-2007, 08:06 PM
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07-27-2007, 09:38 PM
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16s never looked so good.
I like a little more sidewall, more muscle look. Not a big fan of the belt sander tires everyones using these days, especially on the older cars.
I like a little more sidewall, more muscle look. Not a big fan of the belt sander tires everyones using these days, especially on the older cars.
07-27-2007, 09:44 PM
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