Hi, I just recently ordered some z06 replicas for my 1995 camaro. I got them through a friend of mine so i got a very good deal. They are 17x9.5, with a 53mm offset i believe. I took my old wheel off and put one of them on without the tire to see how it fits. It seems very close to the arm, and I was just wondering if a 9.5" wheel can fit on a camaro with no modifications to make it fit. Thanks
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Yes, they should fit without any problems at all. My buddy with a 95 z too has zr1 17x9.5's and his were perfectly fine.
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alright thanks, i guess im gonna have the tires mounted tomorrowComment
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My data from VETTE magazine shows the factory Z06 17x9.5 with a 54mm offset. I've run 17x9.5's with offsets ranging from 49mm (OZ Monte Carlo) to 56mm (current ZR1 replicas) and no problems. Yes, the inside edge of the wheel is very close to the steering knuckle, but that space can never change, so that's all that it needs.
Where people sometimes find a problem, putting later model GM wheels on pre-1997 F-Bodys is an interference between the raised portion of the rear axle hub and the inside diameter of the wheel. If you find an interference, its just a matter of lightly sanding the inner diameter of the wheel to clear the hub.Fred
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thanks for the info man
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