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Old 05-22-2016 | 11:40 AM
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Default 2010 Camaro SS wheels on OBS?

I own a 1999 Tahoe. A friend of mine gave me his factory 2010 camaro SS wheels. What kind of spacers/adapters would I need to make these fit my 5 lug Tahoe?
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Most guys are running the 1.75" or 2" spacer(5x5 to 4.75) to use the camaro wheel on these old body style 5x5 lug patterns. I think they look sharp on the obs stuff
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I've heard some horror stories about running spacers or adapters. Like people losing wheels while driving and ball joints wearing out fast.
Old 05-23-2016 | 08:09 AM
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Just buy quality spacers and install them properly. Torque 'em down with a good torque wrench and recheck. You'll need a helper to hold the brake solid while you torque the fronts, obviously. Wouldn't hurt to pull the wheels a few hundred miles later and re-torque the adapters just to be sure.

Any wheels you choose that go too far off zero offset can contribute to suspension part and wheel bearing wear; it's not the fault of the spacers.

Richard
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