VT-VZ drag wheel fitment

[kurbn]

I'm wanting more of a tough streeter look from my VY, Weld Draglites or Prostars is what i'm leaning towards currently. Ideally 15x8 front and 15x9 rear is what i'm thinking with fat rubber.
however I'm unable to obtain even a price for these things from rocket unless I know the backspacing required to fit the car.

hoping someone here has had these before on their car and know what backspacing they were to suit. The numbering varies from 3.5, 4.5, 5, ect..

[RICEY]

You dont make friends with 15s bro

[kurbn]

http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee219/brstuchbery27/IMG_3553.jpg
haha pretty tough imo. Mines black also and has the sound to match the look

5.5 is what i'm thinking for an 8

[jaba]

I'll be able to get an answer for you tonight mate. I'll PM you.

[kurbn]

thanks mate. they only come in 120.65 pattern ive been told.. Bit weird. Hope they dont sheer off studs, bee's dick difference but.

[kurbn]

bit more research into this found that studs are also 1mm difference in size from oldschool chev to VT-VZ and the centre hub doesnt fit as snug as it should. + the fact the stud pattern is slightly out sounds a bit dodgy fitting em up. Pass.

[Tre-Cool]

been running same rims on drag cars for years, but for a road car I wouldn't risk it either.

[heavyduty1340]

Yep we flog fuck out of them in a straight line but cornering etc who knows what will happen

[Tocchi]

maybe look into the VPW.com.au copies, sell for $150-250 a wheel pending size .. they would most likely be the correct PCD as they are made for the falcodore market

[kurbn]

all 120.65 :( shame because there is some rad wheels up there. Plenty of 114.3's.