* Bolt Pattern: You need to find the bolt pattern for your specific year El Camino and the bolt pattern for the 1992 Camaro wheels. If they don't match, the wheels won't fit.
* Wheel Size and Offset: Even if the bolt patterns match, the wheel diameter and offset might be too large or too small for the El Camino's wheel wells and suspension. Larger diameter wheels might rub against the fenders or suspension components, while an incorrect offset can cause handling issues and affect the wheel's fitment.
To determine compatibility:
1. Find the bolt pattern for your El Camino: This information is often found on a sticker inside the driver's side door jamb or in your owner's manual. It's usually expressed as a number like "5x4.75" (five lug nuts on a 4.75-inch diameter bolt circle).
2. Find the bolt pattern for the 1992 Camaro wheels: This can be found on the wheels themselves (often cast into the back), in a wheel catalog if you know the specific wheel model, or online if you can find the exact wheel's specifications.
3. Compare the bolt patterns: If they're identical, you're one step closer to compatibility.
4. Check the wheel size and offset: Compare the diameter and offset of the Camaro wheels to the specifications recommended for your El Camino. A tire shop or online resources can help you find this information.
Without knowing the specific El Camino year and the exact 1992 Camaro wheels, a definitive yes or no is impossible. It's best to get the specs for both and do the comparison yourself.
