[OGpablo]

i have a 1999 2wd s10 and im wondering if i’ll need spacers to fit these and if so what size and any recommendations on some good cheap spacers? tire size i’m getting is 245/50/R18
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[Rhotpursuit]

Moved.

 

[OGpablo]

Moved.

what?

 

[Rhotpursuit]

what?

Moved to the appropriate forum...Wheels/Tires/Brakes.

 

[bent wrench]

New OEM wheel fitment

 

[OGpablo]

New OEM wheel fitment

i still don’t understand i just need a clear cut yes or no please idk much about all that

 

[manbearpig]

Click on that link, it says his exact setup with the same wheels... how much more do you want?

 

[OGpablo]

Click on that link, it says his exact setup with the same wheels... how much more do you want?

my bad i only saw the bottom half of the thread and got confused

 

[OGpablo]

New OEM wheel fitment

sorry only saw the bottom half of the thread and got confused, so thank you!

 

[B95]

i have a 1999 2wd s10 and im wondering if i’ll need spacers to fit these and if so what size and any recommendations on some good cheap spacers? tire size i’m getting is 245/50/R18
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Look on ebay for those wheels. They look like IROC wheels. You should be able to find them in a bolt pattern that fits S10's. So, you wouldn't need spacers or adapters. S10 bolt pattern is 5x4.75.

 

[manbearpig]

These look pretty good...

4-Replica 148B IROC 18x8 5x4.75" +0mm Black/Machined Wheels Rims 18" Inch | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 4-Replica 148B IROC 18x8 5x4.75" +0mm Black/Machined Wheels Rims 18" Inch at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!

www.ebay.com

 

[OGpablo]

Look on ebay for those wheels. They look like IROC wheels. You should be able to find them in a bolt pattern that fits S10's. So, you wouldn't need spacers or adapters. S10 bolt pattern is 5x4.75.

i don’t need adapters i want to know if i need spacers lol

 

[OGpablo]

guys i don’t want different wheels, i don’t need adapters, the bolt pattern matches fine. i just need to know if i need spacers to avoid rubbing and if so what size.

 

[Lonnie P]

1. People are trying to help you.... but you have done little to provide info on the wheel you want.
2. Those wheels are 38mm offset, but the vehicle should have somewhere around ZERO offset or they will sit way under the truck (looking stupid) & possibly rub the suspension.
3. You say you do not need adapters but the bolt pattern is NOT correct... close does not count. Your bolt pattern is 120.65mm not 120mm.
Also wheel the center bore (66.9) will not fit over your hub (70.3), but it may work with the proper adapter and possibly some wheel grinding.
4. If you get a 1.5" spacer (that also CORRECTS the bolt pattern) it will be close to zero offset & will be close to the factory location... you should still measure & test fit to put them where you like the stance before you buy adapters. You may like them sticking out a little farther. (depending on the tire you run)
5. Also the tire you are looking at (a 245/50-18) is rather tall (27.7") for a 2WD, you may be better off with a 245/45 (26.7"), but this tire would be better suited for an 8" wide wheel.
6. All of this is why someone posted the IROC wheel (that looks remarkably close & I think you can get them in black), in the proper width & will not require an adapter.

 

[OGpablo]

1. People are trying to help you.... but you have done little to provide info on the wheel you want.
2. Those wheels are 38mm offset, but the vehicle should have somewhere around ZERO offset or they will sit way under the truck (looking stupid) & possibly rub the suspension.
3. You say you do not need adapters but the bolt pattern is NOT correct... close does not count. Your bolt pattern is 120.65mm not 120mm.
Also wheel the center bore (66.9) will not fit over your hub (70.3), but it may work with the proper adapter and possibly some wheel grinding.
4. If you get a 1.5" spacer (that also CORRECTS the bolt pattern) it will be close to zero offset & will be close to the factory location... you should still measure & test fit to put them where you like the stance before you buy adapters. You may like them sticking out a little farther. (depending on the tire you run)
5. Also the tire you are looking at (a 245/50-18) is rather tall (27.7") for a 2WD, you may be better off with a 245/45 (26.7"), but this tire would be better suited for an 8" wide wheel.
6. All of this is why someone posted the IROC wheel (that looks remarkably close & I think you can get them in black), in the proper width & will not require an adapter.

1. i uploaded the pic of the wheel
2. these replicas are 0 offset
3. plenty of people run them without adapters
4. that’s the simple answer i was looking for
5. someone recommended me that tire
6. yeah i know i saw it and if you read my replies you would know 👍🏻

 

[Rhotpursuit]

1. i uploaded the pic of the wheel
2. these replicas are 0 offset
3. plenty of people run them without adapters
4. that’s the simple answer i was looking for
5. someone recommended me that tire
6. yeah i know i saw it and if you read my replies you would know 👍🏻

You seem to have all of the answers....why are you bothering us?

 

[manbearpig]

1. i uploaded the pic of the wheel
2. these replicas are 0 offset
3. plenty of people run them without adapters
4. that’s the simple answer i was looking for
5. someone recommended me that tire
6. yeah i know i saw it and if you read my replies you would know 👍🏻

If they are zero offset then you don't need spacers... so I'm not sure that's the simple answer you are looking for. Posting a picture and saying what do I need isn't the best way to get a correct answer.

 

[1991gmcsonoma4.3]

I have a 91 and my 16 inch Camaro rims have a "front" and "rear". The different offsets make me keep the fronts on the front and the rear on the back. The "rear" rub on my tie rod if I mount on the front. If possible get 4 fronts then you can rotate tires.