why doesnt anyone make wide 10 spokes?
01-01-2010, 06:44 PM
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why doesnt anyone make wide 10 spokes? Just like the title states, why? I am on the verge of getting mine widened to 11" in the rear, and running a wheel adapter, as much as i dont want to do that. They are such nice wheels, just too narrow. Does anyone know anybody that makes them? Thanks.
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Take a look at this thread. https://ls1tech.com/forums/wheels-ti...ck-wheels.html
Hopefully I can send my rear rims out to them to be widened. Just need to find the extra $$.
Hopefully I can send my rear rims out to them to be widened. Just need to find the extra $$.
01-02-2010, 12:46 PM
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Take a look at this thread. https://ls1tech.com/forums/wheels-ti...ck-wheels.html
Hopefully I can send my rear rims out to them to be widened. Just need to find the extra $$.
Hopefully I can send my rear rims out to them to be widened. Just need to find the extra $$.
01-02-2010, 01:37 PM
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Unfortunately, there arent too many budget oriented 11" wheel besides the ZR1s, and maybe the Torque Thrusts. I know OE Wheels is working on an 11" wide deep dish C5, but those wont be available for a couple months. I have widened 00 WS.6 wheels on the rear of my car, running a 1" adapter. I havent had any problems at all. I love em, because they look completely stock from the side, but my 315/35-17s are 12" wide.
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Unfortunately, there arent too many budget oriented 11" wheel besides the ZR1s, and maybe the Torque Thrusts. I know OE Wheels is working on an 11" wide deep dish C5, but those wont be available for a couple months. I have widened 00 WS.6 wheels on the rear of my car, running a 1" adapter. I havent had any problems at all. I love em, because they look completely stock from the side, but my 315/35-17s are 12" wide.
01-02-2010, 04:13 PM
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No problems at all. Im running ARP 2.5" wheel studs with them, and suprisingly they fit into the back of the wheel, so i didnt have to do any cutting on them. I wouldnt exactly say im gentle on my car, but i have not launched it. Traction is nearly impossible it seems.
