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I really hate my wheels.

 

Really.

 

I'd love to get a set of plain, black steelies but I dont think any are available in stock offset/backspace/whatever-it's-called.

Does anyone know of a 15 inch steelie that fits a 2WD S10?

 

In the meantime I'm going to get a set of Moon discs if they'll work with aluminum wheels.

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Plain steel wheels have been around for ages. Go to  your local recycler (junk Yard), tire dealers,  buddy's dad's garage and you might be surprised to see what you find. I don't think there's been any revolutions in steel wheel design in a long time. You might fin a part number at your local dealer just find the size on the rear side of the wheel and head on out!

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Summit Racing Doesn't Have Smooth Steel Wheels?

 

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3 hours ago, Spiney Norman said:

I really hate my wheels.

 

Really.

 

I'd love to get a set of plain, black steelies but I dont think any are available in stock offset/backspace/whatever-it's-called.

Does anyone know of a 15 inch steelie that fits a 2WD S10?

 

In the meantime I'm going to get a set of Moon discs if they'll work with aluminum wheels.

They used same rim from 94 till 2004. Rough country has a 16 inch black steely as well that will work. Just need smaller tire.

  PartsGeek.com has em.

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Hey that's just what I'm looking for. Thanks. I'll keep an eye on that, going to need four.

I'm having second thoughts about the Moon discs. My daughter is good with computers, I'm going to see if she can photoshop them on a picture of my truck.

 

If I've done my homework correctly the factory wheels are 15X7 with a 5 1/2" backspace.

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Saw a 2nd gen S10 today wearing a set of old Camaro/Vette style rally wheels.

Truck was nicely lowered and looked great.

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