85 Rims
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85 Rims
Just a few questions here.
Most aftermarket rims I see are for 88-96..why is this? Is there some kind of adapter you can buy that will allow for the use of these rims?
I am interested in some ZR1 rims
Thanks,
Jeremy
Most aftermarket rims I see are for 88-96..why is this? Is there some kind of adapter you can buy that will allow for the use of these rims?
I am interested in some ZR1 rims
Thanks,
Jeremy
Last edited by Pwnage1337; Jan 20, 2009 at 12:36 PM.
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Because the offsets are different for 84-87, and the offset made for newer cars is larger, in general, so it doesnt make alot of sense for manuf. to make extra sets for a unique offset.
AFS does make rims that will bolt up without anything, in the correct offset.
You can buy an adapter plate to make 88-96 or other rims to fit. All this is in the FAQ.
AFS does make rims that will bolt up without anything, in the correct offset.
You can buy an adapter plate to make 88-96 or other rims to fit. All this is in the FAQ.
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I got my ZR1 wheels and tires for my 86 at:
www.lakeshorewheelandtire.com
Mounted, balanced and delivered for $1239. I have had them about 2 1/2 years with zero problems.
www.lakeshorewheelandtire.com
Mounted, balanced and delivered for $1239. I have had them about 2 1/2 years with zero problems.
