ParisTNDude
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I know it can be done, but can anyone give me an idea of what I need to do to install C5 wheels on my C4? I really don't like the C4 wheels and I've seen lots of pics of C4s with C5 and even C6 wheels. Thanks.
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I know it can be done, but can anyone give me an idea of what I need to do to install C5 wheels on my C4? I really don't like the C4 wheels and I've seen lots of pics of C4s with C5 and even C6 wheels. Thanks.
Bolt patterns are the same. Usually its only a matter of getting the appropiate spacer. The back-spacing is whats different in mounting various wheel styles on Corvettes. Use real spacer/adaptors with new studs, not those cheapo thin little pewter plates that crack, break and cause accidents.
Where do you get the spacers from?
And '88+ wheels are 56mm so approx 20mm difference = 3/4" which is the size adapter most use to run later wheels on '84 - '87 carsYours (most 16") is 38mm or 32mm...depends on the suspension package that yr. Figure 25mm= 1" of width.
http://www.ecklers.com/corvette-wheel-adapter-set-16-to-17-1984-1988.html?dept_id=263I bought a set from EZAccessory. Avg was about $150 a pair with shipping, tax etc.
And '88+ wheels are 56mm so approx 20mm difference = 3/4" which is the size adapter most use to run later wheels on '84 - '87 cars
Corvette Wheel Adapter Set, 16" To 17", 1984-1988 - Corvette Parts and Accessories
Can be had cheaper if you shop around
I remain absolutely amazed at the amount of knowledge you guys have in your brains. Dang, I learn more about my Vette in 1 hour on this Forum than taking a college course. Thanks!
I remain absolutely amazed at the amount of knowledge you guys have in your brains. Dang, I learn more about my Vette in 1 hour on this Forum than taking a college course. Thanks!