what would be required to convert the fiero wheels(hubs??????) to a new offset so other wheels would fit? that question sounds akward... I hope you know what I mean..
If bolting the 99/00 rotors on was a possibility, that might open the doors on installing the Old's Intrigue Autobahn brake kit which includes 11" rotors, NICE!!!!
This kit is no longer offered on Intrigues but GM made them for 1 or 2 years as options so the parts are still readily available..
The Grand Prix GTP sites found out about this and have been installing them like crazy...
Lebarons have 11.2" discs. you need adaptors for the front , as well as caliper adaptors. You can have 11" discs all around , This means better braking than a c4 corvette and about inline with a c2 911 porsche. This is the conversion I will be undertaking next week , I will be using Wilwod 4 piston calipers upfront instead of the firebird/ Camaro Calipers that are normally used.
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Feb 21st, 2001
Tweek Member
Posts: 1085 From: Brunswick, ME USA Registered: Dec 2000
2M4 Dale, Do you by any chance still have those white wheels off the Dodge Spirit?? I am interested in finding a set of those in decent shape... Thanks!
------------------ Patrick Szewczyk 1987 Fiero GT Silver, 5 spd, sunroof centerforce dualfriction clutch, Koni's all around, Ground Control coilovers in the rear, lowered 2" - susp.tech springs-front, poly bushings: control arms-sway bars-cradle-motor-dogbone, rear sway bar, pioneer cd player, 180 stat, 176-166 fan switch, MSD Coil, Rodney Dickman's short shifter, bushings, etc..., grand am brakes all around, k&n filter, Mustang rear scoop, next year V-8 + lowered spindles + 17x8 and 17x9" Mas Italy wheels + 235/45/17 and 255/40/17's + new paint+ custom hood vents + Mr. Mikes leather interior + 11.25" brakes w/ parking brake.
Ah well, no matter. I currently do not have a Fiero anymore, but that is getting solved in June. The only Sy/Ty rims I have found around here for sale, that I have been looking at maybe buying, still have the truck atached to them anyways .
------------------ --Jess-- Speed costs money, how fast you wanna go?
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Posts: 74 From: Jupiter, FL, USA Registered: Apr 2001
Originally posted by gtcash: If you use 17" wheels and then use 2" drop spindals, won't you be in trouble?
I have 17" wheels with lowering springs, I have plenty of room left for the spindles.
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Owning a 2000 VW w/ Audi TT wheels I know they will fit on a Fiero: The TT is on the same MKIV platform with 5x100 bolt pattern. These are 17" x 7.5" wearing 225/45/zr17's off a 225 hp quattro TT. I'll get some pics when I swap the rims between the two .
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Kwez Member
Posts: 201 From: Montreal, Quebec, Canada Registered: May 2001
hi, I'm suprised to see the Subaru wheels fit ! I have a 99 Impreza RS, here's what the wheels look like (stock). Normal tire size is 205/55/16 http://www.enter-net.com/~pquesnel/car/kwezmobile.jpg (I have 205/50R16s on this pic)
Originally posted by Kwez: hi, I'm suprised to see the Subaru wheels fit ! I have a 99 Impreza RS, here's what the wheels look like (stock). Normal tire size is 205/55/16 http://www.enter-net.com/~pquesnel/car/kwezmobile.jpg (I have 205/50R16s on this pic)
what's the stock offset on the 15" wheels off a '86 GT ?
Thank you for the info !
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The 84-87 offset is 35mm
The 88 rear is 35mm. Im not sure what the front is.
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