they are trans-am gta stock wheels. i love this style.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TWO-F...item19bfe631e4

 

Aren't the GTA & GNX wheels the same?

 

The dimples are the difference in the GTA wheels. The rears have a narrower lip, the fronts are wider. The GNX wheels are 9" wide, so thats pretty easy to tell if you have those or not.

 

I thought grand national rims as soon as i seen them too. They Look great on that monte carlo tho.

 

I had a Pontiac GTA trans am and them are the EXACT wheels that were on it. They came in a gold color and I painted mine BLACK to look JUST like that... Just my opinion.....MJ

 

yes, they are the same except for the backspacing and the overall width of the rim.

 

yeah they are than theyr like a thousand bucks, rediculous so i just got 15x10 centerlines lol

 

If I remember correctly, the backspacing on the front was diff than the rear, Ill look into it. What Backspacing are you looking for? thanks MJ

 

to mj: or anyone, would anyone mind explaining to me the suspension measurements, i was on the thread explaining all the suspension and frame stuff but i did not really get it lol.. most of the work i do is tune ups and alignments and other stuff in the engine bay like driveability problems not much suspension work so im not 100% sure what deal is with playing with larger rims and wheels and originally i wasnt worried because i had read that people were able to run 10" wide rims on stock ls wheel well in the rear but when i visually inspected it early i ws a little worried about the space in between the frame and the hub studs for a 10 inch rim... the most i thought about is that if i needed an inch or 2 i was under the impression that i could put a spacer behind the hub but if anyone would like to explain or link me an appropriae thread thatd be cool... if u need specifics its 15x10 centerlines on stock 86 ls 5.0 thanks

 

and yeah from what i read the backspacing is different between front and rear but the 10"s are only going on the rear, for the time being, the checkerboards stay on the front