Are these for a Monte?
#16
If they were on his s10 then he was really doing something wrong.
Consider this:
The image on the left looks like those wheels in profile - a high positive offset. RWD cars are supposed to be like the image on the right. He could have put in longer wheel studs and a ridiculous amount of spacers. But otherwise they would not balance well on the truck and would probably mount 6" below flush with the side of the truck, giving it a very narrow footprint. The hubs are are mounted further inwrd on the vehicle.
I had to consider this well I got my wheels. It would have been great (and cheap) to just get black steel race wheels, but they did not have the high positive offset required for a FWD.
Unless those wheel have the lugs mounting 4" under the center cap, they should have never been on an s10 and are definately not OE
Consider this:
The image on the left looks like those wheels in profile - a high positive offset. RWD cars are supposed to be like the image on the right. He could have put in longer wheel studs and a ridiculous amount of spacers. But otherwise they would not balance well on the truck and would probably mount 6" below flush with the side of the truck, giving it a very narrow footprint. The hubs are are mounted further inwrd on the vehicle.
I had to consider this well I got my wheels. It would have been great (and cheap) to just get black steel race wheels, but they did not have the high positive offset required for a FWD.
Unless those wheel have the lugs mounting 4" under the center cap, they should have never been on an s10 and are definately not OE
#17
that isnt necessarily true. a rwd car can have all types of deep backspacing, and offsets. the ls1 camaros had a ton of backspacing from the factory. i dont think with the pictures shown anyone can really make a call as to what wheel it is. i do agree though. if its a factory wheel there should be a part number. aside from that you could always ask for all the measurements to be sure. personally if someone told me the wheels were off of a s10, and that wasnt what i was looking for i wouldnt even waste my time with them. im not 100% sure, but to my knowledge the s10s run the standard gm bolt pattern. 5X4.75 which isnt the wbody bolt pattern. i also do recall seeing s10s or sonomas with those wheels.
#18
the S10 definetly had those rimes on it cause i was goiing to buy the and put them on my 94 camaro but didnt and the reason i was going to buy them is because they had the red chevy bowtie and under where the licience plate goes on the camaro was a red bowtie.....i think he had a flairside s10 but cant remember it was over 12 years ago i think the s10 was a 2000