GTA's wheel adapters NOT spacers....

[asrnj77]

So if I have rear GTA's to use in the front (I know 4 fronts are best but....) and wanted to use adapters rather then spacers, what size adapters would I use. I know spacers are easier but for the sake of changing studs, etc I figure adapters are easier and safer. Assume 245/50's on GTA rears on the front. Is there a thin enough adapter that wouldn't make the wheels rub or stick out too far?

 

[DCVING 6]

So if I have rear GTA's to use in the front (I know 4 fronts are best but....) and wanted to use adapters rather then spacers, what size adapters would I use. I know spacers are easier but for the sake of changing studs, etc I figure adapters are easier and safer. Assume 245/50's on GTA rears on the front. Is there a thin enough adapter that wouldn't make the wheels rub or stick out too far?

I use that same setup on my front with adapters from ebay ($50) and it fits perfect. I'll try to measure it the next time I'm in the garage.

 

[novaderrik]

i ran GTA rears on the front of my car for several months with a set of Mr Gasket 5/16" spacers with the stock wheel studs. the wheel still centered on the hub and the lugs never came loose.

 

[UNGN]

1.25" or 1.5" will work great in the back with rears. It actually looks better than fronts in back.

In front, I wouldn't go more than 1" with rears.

 

[ediberto_diaz]

gta wheels

i just bought some gta wheels so what do i need to install and where can i buy it. the wheels are fronts and rears

 

[UNGN]

i just bought some gta wheels so what do i need to install and where can i buy it. the wheels are fronts and rears

Put the fronts on the front and buy 1.25" wheel adapters off Ebay.... about $65/Pair to pu the rears on the rear.

you want 5 X 4.75 bolt spacing. search "camaro"" or "S10" wheel adapters.

I wouldn't recommend adapters be used with slicks in back, but on the street, they will be fine.