will 18/19 wheels off a c6 fit a f-body
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Fronts bolt right up and rear needs adapter spacer (for OEM C6's).
I have 1" adapter in the front with studs ground down 1/8 for clearence and 1.25 adapter bolted in the rear which puts all the wheels right at the inside edge of the fenders.
I have 1" adapter in the front with studs ground down 1/8 for clearence and 1.25 adapter bolted in the rear which puts all the wheels right at the inside edge of the fenders.
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If you search you may find negative "china junk" posts about buying ebay spacers on the forum however I purchased 1" and 1.25" lug centric Adapters (5x4.75 - 12mmx1.5 stud) for my OEM C6 wheels on Ebay.
Very simply, they are 6061-T6 aluminum turned to thickness on a laithe and then drilled and counterbored in a vertical mill. I measured mine and the tolerances are very good (within a couple thousanths +/- .0015).
Most importantly they come pressed with 10.9 Metric studs which is the highest strength SAE equivalent stud and lugs nuts.
You can spend more for H&R and the rest but you don't have to IMO!
Very simply, they are 6061-T6 aluminum turned to thickness on a laithe and then drilled and counterbored in a vertical mill. I measured mine and the tolerances are very good (within a couple thousanths +/- .0015).
Most importantly they come pressed with 10.9 Metric studs which is the highest strength SAE equivalent stud and lugs nuts.
You can spend more for H&R and the rest but you don't have to IMO!