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The short answer is yes.
But the offsets are different so the sawblades will sit inboard from where your originals sit. It may look a little funny. To correct the offset difference a 3/4" adapter is needed. Many people use a 1" with no problems. I used a 1.25" on my '85 and it worked fine with the 8.5" front 9.5" rear. I think the 1.25" would have been too much on the fronts if I was using the 9.5" fronts.
Good luck.
But the offsets are different so the sawblades will sit inboard from where your originals sit. It may look a little funny. To correct the offset difference a 3/4" adapter is needed. Many people use a 1" with no problems. I used a 1.25" on my '85 and it worked fine with the 8.5" front 9.5" rear. I think the 1.25" would have been too much on the fronts if I was using the 9.5" fronts.
Good luck.
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Hi
This is what the guy wrote 4 Corvette saw blade rims/tires, both in very good condition.
Tires are Cooper Zeon 2XS. They fit many other vehicles,
Front and Rear are 17"x9.5" 56"" (7.4" backspacing)
thanks
I'm new at corvettes
and I own a 1984
This is what the guy wrote 4 Corvette saw blade rims/tires, both in very good condition.
Tires are Cooper Zeon 2XS. They fit many other vehicles,
Front and Rear are 17"x9.5" 56"" (7.4" backspacing)
thanks
I'm new at corvettes
and I own a 1984
The short answer is yes.
But the offsets are different so the sawblades will sit inboard from where your originals sit. It may look a little funny. To correct the offset difference a 3/4" adapter is needed. Many people use a 1" with no problems. I used a 1.25" on my '85 and it worked fine with the 8.5" front 9.5" rear. I think the 1.25" would have been too much on the fronts if I was using the 9.5" fronts.
Good luck.
But the offsets are different so the sawblades will sit inboard from where your originals sit. It may look a little funny. To correct the offset difference a 3/4" adapter is needed. Many people use a 1" with no problems. I used a 1.25" on my '85 and it worked fine with the 8.5" front 9.5" rear. I think the 1.25" would have been too much on the fronts if I was using the 9.5" fronts.
Good luck.
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The major Corvette venders have wheel "adapters" for early C4s that allow this mod. An adapter has its own studs where a spacer just moves the wheel out on the existing studs. The adapter is my choice for strength and safety if you have a lot of power or if you auto-cross.
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So what size would I need (thickness). And do you have any info on them
thanks
thanks
The major Corvette venders have wheel "adapters" for early C4s that allow this mod. An adapter has its own studs where a spacer just moves the wheel out on the existing studs. The adapter is my choice for strength and safety if you have a lot of power or if you auto-cross.
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