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I have for sale, a set of Goeske Racing wheel adapters for 3rd gen f-body vehicles. Will fit other GM cars if they have the same hub-centric dimensions and bolt pattern. The outside surface that can be seen when mounted is polished a bit.
These are used, off my 1992 Z28. I went to custom wheels/brakes so these are no longer needed. In very good condition. Had them on for 2 years, maybe 1000 miles. I had 2002 Camaro SS wheels attached to these, which will also be for sale and are in VERY good condition as well, just need to clean the brake dust off before pictures (will post those when they are ready).
These adapters are made in the USA, come with 20 lug nuts to bolt the adapters to the vehicle, you re-use the ones for the wheels.
They measure 2" thick (50.8mm).
4.75" x 5 bolt pattern (stock).
12mm x 1.5 thread pitch for studs and lugs (stock).
2.763" (70.19mm) hub diameter (stock).
These were custom machined to fit over the stock disc brake rotor/spindle assembly so there are technically two fronts and two rears but you would be able to switch them around if needed.
There is probably 20lbs of aluminum here, so shipping will be around $20 to the lower 48 via ground. Anything more and I'll just eat it.
Message for questions etc.
Pictures below.
Last edited by Polo-94Z28; 03-31-2018 at 05:57 PM.
Reason: Added picture of car with 4th gen SS wheels.
Any idea what the width and backspacing (or offset) those Camaro SS wheels you were using them with had? And how much clearance did you have when you used them with those spacers between the tie rod end? I bought my 17x9.5 wheels, and most of my calculations are telling me in the front I need 2.25" front spacers to clear the tie rod ends.
I found this on an other site, in case it jogs your memory, "The chrome sets are correct factory SS sizing/offset (17x9", 50mm offset), while the silver sets are the more common C4 sizing/offset (17x9.5", 56mm offset)." My wheels are the latter.
I had no issues with tie rod fitment. The wheels were the standard SS size of 9" rim width with a 50mm offset. I am not aware of any GM SS wheels that are other specifications.
12-22-2017, 11:53 AM
