I know nothing about wheels and tire fitment but what would need to be done to make 2012 camaro wheels fit a 1979 Monte Carlo stock suspension http://www.ebay.com/itm/20-CHEVROLET-CA ... 1216039729 ?
81msw79 said:YOU WILL DEFENITLY NEED A VARY LARGE SPACER ADAPER TO PUT THESE ON . BETWEEN THE PRICE OF BOLT ON ADAPTERS AND THE 900 FOR THE WHEELS IT SEEMS LIKE MORE TROUBLE THEN IT IS WORTH. YOUR FRONT STEERING GEOMETRY WILL BE ALL MESSED UP . BETTER OFF PICKING UP A PROPER MADE SET OF AFTERMARKET WHEELS AND TIRES.
lwdwn1 said:I'm new here but have a lot of wheel and tire experience. Adapters can be brought for about $140 (good set) not cheap copy. That will compensate for the offset difference. And shouldn't have troubles with rubbing. Have ran several sets on multiple cars over the years without a problem. I think it's a good alternative IMO.
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