[woodie88]

i've seen that spacers are needed for c5 rims on a c4 to acheive the "look", but i haven't seen a thickness discussed. does anyone have them on and remember what it is? thanks chad

 

[Thunder Kiss]

I believe a 9.5" wide C5 wheel has the same backspace as a 9.5" wide 88-96 C4 wheel.
That being the case, bolt-on spacers for 84-87 cars should be 3/4" thick. 88-96 cars wont need spacers, the wheels will bolt staight up.

 

[Vis Croceus]

i've seen that spacers are needed for c5 rims on a c4 to acheive the "look", but i haven't seen a thickness discussed. does anyone have them on and remember what it is? thanks chad

Rears (9.5") on 88-96 are 56mm, rears (9.5") on C5 are 65mm.

 

[excessive81]

if doing 4 fronts u can get by without spacers. to use the stagged set i used 1.5" on the rears and need a .75 for the front to look rt. cant find a .75 though....oh i have c6 wheels but they the same i pretty sure

 

[Vis Croceus]

i've seen that spacers are needed for c5 rims on a c4 to acheive the "look", but i haven't seen a thickness discussed. does anyone have them on and remember what it is? thanks chad

A C6 rear (10") is 79mm.

 

[Notorious]

You shouldn't need any spacers for an '88 and up car. I use C5 ZO6 wheels on my '95 and they fit like they came on it.

 

[99mallett]

Used a 30mm spacer on the rear with the C6 Wheels.

Didn't need anything with the C5 wheels shown here.

 

[woodie88]

thanks 4 all the help.

i'll get em on and see.... there is alot of really nice rides here. :cheers:

 

[blucorvette]

Don't need 'em

I just mounted some 2000 z06 wheels to my 95 coupe. I was pulling hair wondering which spacers to use after reading all the threads. I just bolted them on and they sit as perfect as did the sawblades. No Problems.

artyon: :cheers: