New wheels today
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Looks great!
Who's wheels and could you post offset info too please?
Any pics from the rear?
I'd like to put bigger sneakers on the rear of my wives 16' 2SS vert.
Thanks
Who's wheels and could you post offset info too please?
Any pics from the rear?
I'd like to put bigger sneakers on the rear of my wives 16' 2SS vert.
Thanks
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There are a number of places selling the wheels online. You can buy them from 6LEdesigns (sponsor here). They all sell them for about $1300 for the set with free shipping. You will also need lugs as the factory lugs can't be used.
Here is the wheel manufacturer:
http://mrrwheels.com/wheel-collection/m228-wheel/
The tires I got are the same fitment for the 2014 ZL1 Camaro and are BFG g-Force Comp 2 All Season:
fronts are 285/35ZR20 and rears are 305/35ZR20
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....e+COMP-2+A%2FS
I didn't like the idea of run flats, because they are not supposed to be driven in temp's under 40 degrees. But many use the factory rear tires on the front wheels and just buy rear tires for the back.
Here is the wheel manufacturer:
http://mrrwheels.com/wheel-collection/m228-wheel/
The tires I got are the same fitment for the 2014 ZL1 Camaro and are BFG g-Force Comp 2 All Season:
fronts are 285/35ZR20 and rears are 305/35ZR20
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....e+COMP-2+A%2FS
I didn't like the idea of run flats, because they are not supposed to be driven in temp's under 40 degrees. But many use the factory rear tires on the front wheels and just buy rear tires for the back.