* Wheel well clearance: The Caprice's wheel wells are designed for much smaller diameter wheels and tires. 24-inch rims, with the necessary tire sidewall to maintain a safe ride, would likely rub severely against the fenders, suspension components, and possibly even the body itself.
* Suspension modifications: To accommodate 24-inch rims, you'd likely need to significantly alter the suspension. This might involve things like:
* Raising the car: This would change the car's handling and center of gravity significantly, making it less stable.
* Modifying or replacing the suspension components: This is a complex and expensive undertaking.
* Custom fabrication: You might need to have custom parts made to fit the larger wheels.
* Brake caliper clearance: The larger rims might interfere with the brake calipers, requiring modifications or even caliper replacements.
* Speedometer and odometer accuracy: Larger wheels will affect the speedometer and odometer readings.
In short, while *theoretically* it might be *possible* with extensive modifications, it's impractical, extremely expensive, likely unsafe, and would drastically alter the car's handling and appearance. It's not a project most people would undertake. Sticking to rims within the manufacturer's recommended sizes is strongly advised for safety and reliability.
