Weld Alumastar 15x10 6" BS perfect for 8.5 rear

[wmskateteam]

I have a set of barely used, no damage, no screws weld aluma star 15 x 10 wheels with 6 inches of backspacing, 4 3/4 bolt pattern. This is the ideal size for a G Body with an 8.5 rear. Going a different direction (bigger brakes) so I can no longer use these. They are out of stock at summit racing and over $900. Looking to get $700 + ride, should be about $25 a wheel I'm guessing.
Photo attached, these are in Tampa, FL if you're interested in local pickup. Radials not included, wheels are already broken down

 

[wmskateteam]

 

[wmskateteam]

bump, open to offers

 

[turbojoe1]

6" of BS? Wouldn't that require a frame notch kit to fit?


Joe

 

[wmskateteam]

Yes, there is no way to tuck a 10" wheel without a notch. You don't have to mini tub but you do need to notch the frame.

 

[wmskateteam]

ttt

 

[wmskateteam]

offers?

 

[joshd1104]

Ill confirm that you can use a 10 inch rim on a gbody I have draglites 15x10 with Hoosiers no notch

 

[trixdout]

Ill confirm that you can use a 10 inch rim on a gbody I have draglites 15x10 with Hoosiers no notch

Yes 10" wide rims will fit a gbody, but not with a 6" backspace.

 

[pacecarta]

how are you measuring back space ..from the rim or from the mounted tire
i have those rims with 5" BS (measured from rim edge ) running 325s (28"tall ) ,
frame notched only removed outer rail perTSM rules (would need a mini tub to go further)
and still needed a 3/8 spacer to use them

with 275/60s on the 5" BS rims i can bolt them right on but any more BS they would hit the shock bolt and tire would hit the frame
i dont see 6" working on a gbody without a spacer unless you cut the frame deeper and mini tub or are running a rear axle thats longer than the GM 8.5"

 

[joshd1104]

I have draglites with 6.5 in backspace and stil have 3/4 inch between tire and frame

 

[wmskateteam]

how are you measuring back space ..from the rim or from the mounted tire
i have those rims with 5" BS (measured from rim edge ) running 325s (28"tall ) ,
frame notched only removed outer rail perTSM rules (would need a mini tub to go further)
and still needed a 3/8 spacer to use them

with 275/60s on the 5" BS rims i can bolt them right on but any more BS they would hit the shock bolt and tire would hit the frame
i dont see 6" working on a gbody without a spacer unless you cut the frame deeper and mini tub or are running a rear axle thats longer than the GM 8.5"

I have a factory length 8.5 and these rims fit perfectly (no spacer) with my notch. I did not go paper thin on my rail either, many have run this backspacing. Now I did run a 275 on these, the 325 might need a small spacer because of the sidewall bulge. I have stock shock mounts as well with no interference

 

[trixdout]

I have a factory length 8.5 and these rims fit perfectly (no spacer) with my notch. I did not go paper thin on my rail either, many have run this backspacing. Now I did run a 275 on these, the 325 might need a small spacer because of the sidewall bulge. I have stock shock mounts as well with no interference

So people need to notch their cars to fit these. Just put that into your initially post and you should have a better shot selling them.


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[wmskateteam]

So people need to notch their cars to fit these. Just put that into your initially post and you should have a better shot selling them.


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Or you can use a spacer and notch later, just depends on what you want to do....