22's without lift?
#21
07-02-2021 | 01:34 PM
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Speaking from my personal experiences, 22s can go on without a lift as long as you have the right offset and rubberband tires. If you want, you can use spring spacers in the back so when you have people in the back seat, your tires wont rub. 22s will cause you to lose some performance but not much fuel mileage. I ran 24s and plan on putting 26s by spring by the way.
what about without the spacers
#23
04-01-2022 | 05:18 PM
Joined: Apr 2022
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From: AtL
22 inch RIms
Sorry to jump on this thread randomly, but I am in the process of putting 22’s on my Monte Carlo now. I am wondering how to I calculate the correct spacer needed to apply these rims without rubbing.
below are the specs I’ve gathered5x4.5 x 5x4.75 rim spacers
2001 Monte Carlo specs
5x115(pcd)
70.3 center bore mm
Wheel offset 43
Nut- 12,1,50
Rims - axe wheels 22 inch ( 2 back wheels)
Back wheels are (22x10.5J)
Bolt pattern is 4.75
ET offset- 38
75 center bore
Backspacing is 7& 1/8
Center is 4.5/ 2= 2.25
7.125- 2.25 = 4 .875. .
2 Front wheels are ((22x 9j ))
Bolt pattern is 4.75
ET offset is -((35 ))
75 center bore
below are the specs I’ve gathered5x4.5 x 5x4.75 rim spacers
2001 Monte Carlo specs
5x115(pcd)
70.3 center bore mm
Wheel offset 43
Nut- 12,1,50
Rims - axe wheels 22 inch ( 2 back wheels)
Back wheels are (22x10.5J)
Bolt pattern is 4.75
ET offset- 38
75 center bore
Backspacing is 7& 1/8
Center is 4.5/ 2= 2.25
7.125- 2.25 = 4 .875. .
2 Front wheels are ((22x 9j ))
Bolt pattern is 4.75
ET offset is -((35 ))
75 center bore
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