My 19X11 CCW Wheels Part 2
06-08-2006, 08:02 PM
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My 19X11 CCW Wheels Part 2 Finally after 6 weeks of waiting they came in to town.
These are CCW SP16A 19X11 (rear) and 18X10 (front) tires are 305/30/19 (rear) and 275/35/18 (front). They cost roughly 4k delivered (with tires mounted and balanced, I only post that because I get a lot of questions on price)
I had to roll the inner fender lips and curl the outer fender lips. The car has a Eibach Pro Kit on it with only about 300 miles on the springs. I'm going to wait another 800 miles for the springs to settle more in the front then I'm going to start cutting some front coil to get the stance down on the front. However, this is how it looks now. Enjoy!
If you'd like to see more pictures of the 02 Z28 just go here!
These are CCW SP16A 19X11 (rear) and 18X10 (front) tires are 305/30/19 (rear) and 275/35/18 (front). They cost roughly 4k delivered (with tires mounted and balanced, I only post that because I get a lot of questions on price)
I had to roll the inner fender lips and curl the outer fender lips. The car has a Eibach Pro Kit on it with only about 300 miles on the springs. I'm going to wait another 800 miles for the springs to settle more in the front then I'm going to start cutting some front coil to get the stance down on the front. However, this is how it looks now. Enjoy!
If you'd like to see more pictures of the 02 Z28 just go here!
06-08-2006, 09:09 PM
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I've thought about it but doubt I'll do much more then the wheels and suspension as far as looks go, Next is boooooost! 
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06-09-2006, 10:58 AM
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Damn 4K. That's a lot of money but when you're a balla' money ain't a thing. Seriously your ride looks sweet. From your pics, in my opinion, you do not have to cut your springs. The fender gap is not that bad and once the springs settle the stance will look good. I think you convinced me on the black halo's and corners.
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06-09-2006, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by The Guz
Damn 4K. That's a lot of money but when you're a balla' money ain't a thing. Seriously your ride looks sweet. From your pics, in my opinion, you do not have to cut your springs. The fender gap is not that bad and once the springs settle the stance will look good. I think you convinced me on the black halo's and corners.
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I sold my Single Turbo Supra to have 20% down to buy a home and with some of the Money left over I bought those wheels oh...and that thing the wheels are attatched too, the Z28 also!
06-09-2006, 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted by jeffstar
Mike,
I sold my Single Turbo Supra to have 20% down to buy a home and with some of the Money left over I bought those wheels oh...and that thing the wheels are attatched too, the Z28 also!
I sold my Single Turbo Supra to have 20% down to buy a home and with some of the Money left over I bought those wheels oh...and that thing the wheels are attatched too, the Z28 also!
06-09-2006, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by skatinjay27
good choice a house and a f-body are much better that a dyno queen,higway racer.i love the wheel design just not sold on them i think its cause they have such small tires, all rim and no rubber or maybe the are just a lil to big for me, but all in all they look sweet