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Spare tire options for 5th gen?
I don't like not having a spare.
Will the spare tire from an LS car fit a LS/LT 5th gen? No Brembos, so no concern there. Anyone know what the popular options are aside from sending a few hundred for the dealer spare package? I have 3rd and 4th gen spares, but no time to actually try them to see how the fit and clear, plus not sure on the overall diameter being enough. Last option would be a factory 18" steelie wheel from a 2010-2013 camaro and just toss it in the truck(and take up space) |
The 5th gen bolt pattern is different than the other generations I believe, so those wont work. Maybe your CTS spare?
New Camaro is 5x120mm not 120.65mm |
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and my CTS-V wheels were 6 lug(gen 1 Vs), silly cadillac. I had bought a full size stock rim as my spare for that car but it did fit in the trunk well. I'll probably wind up buying a steel 18" wheel and throwing a narrow cheap tire on it so it wont take up too much room. |
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Yep gto spare.
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hmm, the GTO spare is def a good idea.
Just if i have a rear flat, I'd need to swap my tires around so the spare is on the front because the spare tire diameter will obviously be less than my stock 18s, but that's easy. From what I just read the GTO spare will clear v6 brakes, so I'm good there. Now to find one for a reasonable price.... |
Also, plenty of people run 5 x 120 wheels on 5 x 120.65 cars without issues. Not saying its proper, just saying its done.
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Gto spare was 17" too I think
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You can have them re-drilled for the proper pattern, Phil did it with hand tools |
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I had issues with my '01 ss and had to run the donut on the rear. That was not fun. |
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However it will easily spin both tires off the line, lol. |
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