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    1. #1
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      Jul 2009
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      C5 Wheels on a 91 S10

      So I'm building a ProTouring S10...

      I'm using C5 wheels and do not want to use spacers if at all possible...

      Considering that S10's use the same front suspension as Gbodies; How much wider would the front track be if I used the Nova LCA's?

      Any Ideas???

      Last edited by SUPER10; 07-25-2009 at 03:40 PM. Reason: correct spelling...


    2. #2
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      Sep 2007
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      Edmonton, Alberta
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      Welcome to the forum.

      If the truck is 2wd you have to run spacers on the front. No way around it. 4wd can usualy get away with no spacers, or at least something small like 0.5" just for asthetics to flush up the wheel with the fender. If you swap to a 4wd rear end it is wide enough to eliminate the need for spacers on the rear. Nova's are not g-bodies, they are x-bodies. You are right about the g-bodies and s-series having the same front end components and geometry, but no x-body component is compatible on the front end.

      For more info check out this thread. It is pretty much the be-all of vette rim fitments on s-series.

      Hope this helps.

      Cheers, Ryer

    3. #3
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      Just run hub/ wheel centric spacers.
      X2 for the 4x4 rear.

    4. #4
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      I've actually got a C4 rear end under the truck already, so no need for more width there... as for teh x body, circle track guys have been using these LCA"s on their G's for quite a while.

      Just don't know the increase in width that is obtained with tis combo...

      I believe Marcus should be able to verify this.

    5. #5
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      Oct 2007
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      Here is a thread about it from another forum. Second post says 3/4" per side.
      http://www.auto-ware.com/autoware-bi...mes;read=24981
      This guy is selling the info.
      http://www.stevehenryracing.com/widesecrets21.htm

    6. #6
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      Chicago
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      Thanks! I'll check it out.





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