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08-19-2010, 12:53 PM
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Will these Wheels fit... My stock suspension 95 camaro? I dont want them to stick out from under the side of the fenders and look like some dam hooptie!
http://www.oewheelsllc.com/Wheels-fo...-p6902230.html
Also what tire size could I get by with on these rims with out rubbing any where?
http://www.oewheelsllc.com/Wheels-fo...-p6902230.html
Also what tire size could I get by with on these rims with out rubbing any where?
08-19-2010, 02:06 PM
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40 up front and 35 in the rear is what I'd run if I had staggard fit like that.
I just got 18's all around and I'll be running 275/35-18 up front and 295/35-18 in the rear. W/ the 17's i'd go 275/40-17 then 295/35-18. If you don't mind hammering your inner fenders, 315's always look good, but you said w/out rubbing, so 295 is your best bet.
I just got 18's all around and I'll be running 275/35-18 up front and 295/35-18 in the rear. W/ the 17's i'd go 275/40-17 then 295/35-18. If you don't mind hammering your inner fenders, 315's always look good, but you said w/out rubbing, so 295 is your best bet.
08-19-2010, 02:10 PM
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40 up front and 35 in the rear is what I'd run if I had staggard fit like that.
I just got 18's all around and I'll be running 275/35-18 up front and 295/35-18 in the rear. W/ the 17's i'd go 275/40-17 then 295/35-18. If you don't mind hammering your inner fenders, 315's always look good, but you said w/out rubbing, so 295 is your best bet.
I just got 18's all around and I'll be running 275/35-18 up front and 295/35-18 in the rear. W/ the 17's i'd go 275/40-17 then 295/35-18. If you don't mind hammering your inner fenders, 315's always look good, but you said w/out rubbing, so 295 is your best bet.
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Your preference if you like the same size wheels all the way around or not. I have a wider wheel in the back, so mine is technically staggered, but it's not two different size wheels. It's your decision and there are quite a few ppl that run the 17/18 combo. If you go same size wheel all the way around (say a 18X9.5) then you could get the same size tires all the way around and then you'd be able to rotate the wheels for extended tire life. A wider tire in the rear always looks meaner though, but it's all in your preference.
08-19-2010, 02:21 PM
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Your preference if you like the same size wheels all the way around or not. I have a wider wheel in the back, so mine is technically staggered, but it's not two different size wheels. It's your decision and there are quite a few ppl that run the 17/18 combo. If you go same size wheel all the way around (say a 18X9.5) then you could get the same size tires all the way around and then you'd be able to rotate the wheels for extended tire life. A wider tire in the rear always looks meaner though, but it's all in your preference.
Thanks, I like the wider tire my self. I just have some money to spend and Im going to start building a new motor and put some wheels on it.
I also have some LS1 factory GM injectors I need to sale they are 28# that ill ship for $60 with insurance. And Phantom tach with shift light with blue lense and cover installed. That is never used that ill sale for $135 shipped with insurance. So if yall know anyone interested or yall PM me.
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Thanks, I like the wider tire my self. I just have some money to spend and Im going to start building a new motor and put some wheels on it.
I also have some LS1 factory GM injectors I need to sale they are 28# that ill ship for $60 with insurance. And Phantom tach with shift light with blue lense and cover installed. That is never used that ill sale for $135 shipped with insurance. So if yall know anyone interested or yall PM me.
I also have some LS1 factory GM injectors I need to sale they are 28# that ill ship for $60 with insurance. And Phantom tach with shift light with blue lense and cover installed. That is never used that ill sale for $135 shipped with insurance. So if yall know anyone interested or yall PM me.
If you want the same size wheel (say 18's) and it's not offered as a package on OEWheels website, email Scott at "Scott@oewheels.net" and he'll be able to help you out...great guy to deal with! Or give him a call.
08-19-2010, 02:37 PM
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08-19-2010, 06:29 PM
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well you must not have had a set from them they are very nice and i could not be happier with mine fit and finish wise unless you go spend 3k on a set of wheels just get ahold of scott he will hook you up i love my DD C6Z in 18/8.5 and 18/10.5
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What's wrong w/ OEWheels? Apparently you haven't read the NUMEROUS amount of threads that are commenting on how much they LOVE their wheels from OEWheels and how they couldn't be happier w/ them.
Sure, it would be GREAT to have an expensive set of wheels, but then you're CONSTANTLY worried about something happening to your $2,000+ dollar WHEELS....and for the money, these wheels are awesome. I just got a set of C5 DD w/ the machined face and black vents, they're going on tonight. Yeah, they aren't $1,000 per wheel, but who cares, they look good and they're built well!
