Forgestar F14 Wheels Entering Production (6x115 - FINALLY!)
#161
Anyone have the stock tpms sensors that we need for these?
Flicking through rockauto leads to many part numbers.
This is for the 06/07 crowd. Part no maybe different for the LS6 crowd.
I got GM part no: 25774006 or 25774007. Not sure which is which now.
Flicking through rockauto leads to many part numbers.
This is for the 06/07 crowd. Part no maybe different for the LS6 crowd.
I got GM part no: 25774006 or 25774007. Not sure which is which now.
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I have this Friday marked on my calendar as "mid-May". But I guess technically it's next week. So giddy as we get closer. Still no reply to my email from the Forgestar crew. I take it they're busy hammering out our wheels!
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#171
Thanks for the updates folks. Got tpms sensors. Time for tire shopping I guess.
For those thinking of running MPSS tires.
We have the following sizes need to pick from for the rear:
285/40ZR19 (107Y)
295/30ZR19 (100Y)
295/35ZR19(104Y)
I'm thinking 295/35.
Fronts:
255/35ZR19 (96Y)
255/40ZR19 (100Y)
255/45ZR19 (104Y)
I'm thinking 255/40ZR19.
For those thinking of running MPSS tires.
We have the following sizes need to pick from for the rear:
285/40ZR19 (107Y)
295/30ZR19 (100Y)
295/35ZR19(104Y)
I'm thinking 295/35.
Fronts:
255/35ZR19 (96Y)
255/40ZR19 (100Y)
255/45ZR19 (104Y)
I'm thinking 255/40ZR19.
Last edited by ichpen; 05-15-2012 at 10:54 AM.
#175
Thanks for the updates folks. Got tpms sensors. Time for tire shopping I guess.
For those thinking of running MPSS tires.
We have the following sizes need to pick from for the rear:
285/40ZR19 (107Y)
295/30ZR19 (100Y)
295/35ZR19(104Y)
I'm thinking 295/35.
Fronts:
255/35ZR19 (96Y)
255/40ZR19 (100Y)
255/45ZR19 (104Y)
I'm thinking 255/40ZR19.
For those thinking of running MPSS tires.
We have the following sizes need to pick from for the rear:
285/40ZR19 (107Y)
295/30ZR19 (100Y)
295/35ZR19(104Y)
I'm thinking 295/35.
Fronts:
255/35ZR19 (96Y)
255/40ZR19 (100Y)
255/45ZR19 (104Y)
I'm thinking 255/40ZR19.
245/40/19 FRONT
275 or 285/35/19 REAR
but that might have just been read from earlier in this thread since I saw the same thing here. I just want to make sure there won't be any tire-rub when hitting bumps/dips in the road or cornering hard. Does anyone think these sizes will cause any rubbing?
#176
When asked about larger wheel options, the cognizant Forgestar mechanical engineer stated that they wanted these wheels to work with stock CTS-Vs with no rubbing issues.
Personally, I think everyone running stock trailing arms will have rubbing issues regardless of the tire size--the rim will only have 5-7 mm of clearance, depending on your ride height. Killernoodle on the Cadillac Forums has been crafting custom trailing arms, but he's taking a break for a little while due to demand being an obnoxiously slow trickle.
Personally, I think everyone running stock trailing arms will have rubbing issues regardless of the tire size--the rim will only have 5-7 mm of clearance, depending on your ride height. Killernoodle on the Cadillac Forums has been crafting custom trailing arms, but he's taking a break for a little while due to demand being an obnoxiously slow trickle.
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If they rub I'm going to scream.
Peter isn't answering emails either.......wtf!
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Im just ready to see a set on a V. Preferably some black ones on a silver V. lol I'd imagine they will look good but its always hard to tell until they are actually on the car. I like the look of the wheels... I almost ordered them myself but I just dont know how they will look with the lines on the V. Photoshop only does so much.