Can I get some rim help please!

[schwarz75]

Those should work, as long as you don't use too-large size of tires. 195/50-15s are what most people run on a 15" wheel. Worse case, you may need to roll the rear wheel opening lips. The 1" offset for a 7" wide wheel is very close to ideal for an '02, as Toby mentioned.

[craaaazzy]

very nice wheels. as toby mentioned, they look like 15x7 w/ 5 in backspace (25mm offset) and should fit pretty well (may need to roll fenders a bit though depending on what suspension ur running).

[Doug02]

I am running those wheels on my 69. i have rolled the fenders front and rear and my car is super low, coilovers and ireland race springs, and i get no rubbing. i got them off a parts car (a 75 2002) that was mostly stock height and they seemed to fit fine.

i dont think you will have any problems

[Undead_Rider]

I am running those wheels on my 69. i have rolled the fenders front and rear and my car is super low, coilovers and ireland race springs, and i get no rubbing. i got them off a parts car (a 75 2002) that was mostly stock height and they seemed to fit fine.

i dont think you will have any problems

Nice!

[TobyB]

Sure- put them in a box and send them to me. That will fix it right up!

You'll need to find someone willing to open up the centerbore-

it's not a hard job, but since no- one seems to be willing to shoot

lawyers in the face anymore, most people fear the liability.

a small machine shop could do it easily.

t