15" rims on K2500 8 lug?

[Justin S]

I'll have to kind of guess since they aren't 8 lug, I think the only real way to tell would be to buy a pair of adapters.

 

[Jrgunn5150]

I'll have to kind of guess since they aren't 8 lug, I think the only real way to tell would be to buy a pair of adapters.

Lol, you're all effed up man, get yourself together!

 

[Justin S]

That's why I made the post, if I could have just bolted them up and test fitted and found out, i'd wait till I got the truck and tried

 

[Jrgunn5150]

The space of the adapter's, MIGHT do it, if they are 2", but I'd be inclined to say no. Drill an 8 lug pattern in some 2x4's and hold it up there lol.

 

[Justin S]

These are the rims I want to fit. They're the 3rd set i've had, first was on a 95 Blazer, then my old plow truck, then I got this set for my 01 Silverado, and saved them when I sold it. I popped them on the '92 and they look really good, and the new truck i'm getting is black as well, so I think they'd look killer. If I could get them to work with adapters, i'll do it in a heartbeat.

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[Jrgunn5150]

I like em, they look like the Kelsey-Hayes wheels from the General Lee.

 

[Justin S]

Yeah exactly. I do like the look of the 6 lug ones better than the 8s because the center around the lug nuts is blacked out more. Also, its cheaper and easier to find tires for 15" rims than 16.5s. I think these ones are cool because they're stamped 1976, so they're originals. Not the same brand as the General Lee, but very close looking.