2010 Camaro SS on HRE 565R wheels
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2010 Camaro SS on HRE 565R wheels
The new wheels for our other PlanetLSX.com project Camaro showed up today. Camaro is lowered with KW coil-overs
HRE "565R" wheels, 3-piece forged construction, hidden hardware
New brushed with smoked clearcoat finish from HRE, chrome lips, billet centercap
20x9.5 fronts with Nitto 275 wide INVO tires
20x11.0 rears with Nitto 315 wide INVO tires
Yes, they look good in color too!
HRE "565R" wheels, 3-piece forged construction, hidden hardware
New brushed with smoked clearcoat finish from HRE, chrome lips, billet centercap
20x9.5 fronts with Nitto 275 wide INVO tires
20x11.0 rears with Nitto 315 wide INVO tires
Yes, they look good in color too!
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Stripes are gray so they actually match pretty well. Stripes are coming off maybe today however. Going back to orange stripes.
Problem with finding a fat spoke for these cars is in a 20" it has lots of room to taper out (get thin). I dont think they look nearly as thin in person. I'm happy with the look
As for sizes they're 20x9.5 and 20x11. 275/40 and 315/35 Nitto Invo. Total rotating mass lost is 10lbs (2/ea front, 3/ea rear I believe). Not bad considering upsized both front and rear wheels/tires and still lost weight.
Stance is due to KW V3 coilovers. Need aftermarket sways but it does ok for now.
More pics to come!
Problem with finding a fat spoke for these cars is in a 20" it has lots of room to taper out (get thin). I dont think they look nearly as thin in person. I'm happy with the look
As for sizes they're 20x9.5 and 20x11. 275/40 and 315/35 Nitto Invo. Total rotating mass lost is 10lbs (2/ea front, 3/ea rear I believe). Not bad considering upsized both front and rear wheels/tires and still lost weight.
Stance is due to KW V3 coilovers. Need aftermarket sways but it does ok for now.
More pics to come!
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Wheels look better off the car, IMO but I bet it would look much better in person. Those are great shots of the car and the ride height/stance is absolutely perfect! What springs/suspension has done this good thing?