anyone have pics of 17x11 on all 4 corners?
09-30-2006, 11:04 AM
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ya, you can have 17x11 zr1's on the front, 50mmoffset, but you'll need to run a spacer. cant think of the size off hand. i wat to say either .25 in or 1 in. cant remembe.r
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theres a thread with a picture of someone who did it on a camaro. its RIDICULOUS. definately not something youd want to drive on the streets. Auto X only. i bet it handles amazingly.
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09-30-2006, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by michaelg589
theres a thread with a picture of someone who did it on a camaro. its RIDICULOUS. definately not something youd want to drive on the streets. Auto X only. i bet it handles amazingly.
1/4" spacer will work front and rear, but if the rear is lowered, I'd recommend rolling the fenders to avoid cutting the outside edge of the tire.
That's my car in the thread linked to in the above post. It had LG G2 springs on at the time.
Here's a couple more: One with the CCW's, the last two with 11" ZR1 replicas. All the wheels had a 50mm offset, and all needed a 1/4" spacer (and longer ARP studs) to work on the car. All tires were 315/35 as well.
10-02-2006, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by TXAgZ28
True, it's not something you'd want to drive around daily on, but as a race setup, it's quite amazing.
1/4" spacer will work front and rear, but if the rear is lowered, I'd recommend rolling the fenders to avoid cutting the outside edge of the tire.
That's my car in the thread linked to in the above post. It had LG G2 springs on at the time.
Here's a couple more: One with the CCW's, the last two with 11" ZR1 replicas. All the wheels had a 50mm offset, and all needed a 1/4" spacer (and longer ARP studs) to work on the car. All tires were 315/35 as well.
1/4" spacer will work front and rear, but if the rear is lowered, I'd recommend rolling the fenders to avoid cutting the outside edge of the tire.
That's my car in the thread linked to in the above post. It had LG G2 springs on at the time.
Here's a couple more: One with the CCW's, the last two with 11" ZR1 replicas. All the wheels had a 50mm offset, and all needed a 1/4" spacer (and longer ARP studs) to work on the car. All tires were 315/35 as well.
What brand tires are you running?
10-02-2006, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by dailydriver
Hoosiers??
Originally Posted by dailydriver
Usually I don't like polished CCWs on our cars, but that angle shot with 11s & 315s all around just looks wicked cool!!
What brand tires are you running?
What brand tires are you running?
I ran both Kumho Victoracers and Kumho V710's with those wheels, size 315/35/17. DOT R compounds. Never ran them on the street.
10-03-2006, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by blackraven
Where is this picture taken at? I think I know it.
