FS: Stock Camaro seats, chrome Z06 wheels, and grotty LT headers
11-24-2006, 04:54 PM
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Grotty headers, stock Camaro seats, chrome Z06 wheels FOR SALE:
1) Grottyohann longtube headers for LS1 F-body (AIR and EGR fittings are set up for 98-99). These are the 2nd iteration Grotty design with ball-flange collector fittings. Ceramic-coated mild steel, 1-3/4" primaries, and 3" collector. About 5000 miles on these headers - never exposed to rain and no damage. Asking $350 + shipping. SOLD
2) Dante Designs replica chrome C5 Z06 wheels. 18x9.5" front and 18x10.5" rear, both with the "hard-to-find" +53mm offset. These are like new condition, no curb rash or other damage. Less than 2000 miles on these wheels and never in rain, snow, etc. Asking $750 + shipping for set. SOLD
3) OEM front and rear seats for 2000 SS Camaro ebony color. Seats are like new - no damage or excessive wear (13k miles on car they were removed from). PRICE REDUCED! Now asking $450 + shipping for the set or $300 + shipping for fronts and $150 + shipping for rears. SOLD
All parts ship from zip 48071...
1) Grottyohann longtube headers for LS1 F-body (AIR and EGR fittings are set up for 98-99). These are the 2nd iteration Grotty design with ball-flange collector fittings. Ceramic-coated mild steel, 1-3/4" primaries, and 3" collector. About 5000 miles on these headers - never exposed to rain and no damage. Asking $350 + shipping. SOLD
2) Dante Designs replica chrome C5 Z06 wheels. 18x9.5" front and 18x10.5" rear, both with the "hard-to-find" +53mm offset. These are like new condition, no curb rash or other damage. Less than 2000 miles on these wheels and never in rain, snow, etc. Asking $750 + shipping for set. SOLD
3) OEM front and rear seats for 2000 SS Camaro ebony color. Seats are like new - no damage or excessive wear (13k miles on car they were removed from). PRICE REDUCED! Now asking $450 + shipping for the set or $300 + shipping for fronts and $150 + shipping for rears. SOLD
All parts ship from zip 48071...
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11-24-2006, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by jlrz28
Any pics of the seats?
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11-29-2006, 07:20 PM
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Want to point out that these 10.5" Z06 wheels are relatively rare since they have the +53mm offsets. These are the most aggressive Z06 offsets that you'll find available anymore (once upon a time there was a small batch of +50mm's build by Dante, but they only lasted a very short period).
This also means that if you run them with 295/35/18's you will not have trim the bumpstops or BFH. Most of the replica Z06 wheels that you'll find are +56mm or +58mm offsets, which look less aggressive and are more prone to inner fender clearance problems.
This also means that if you run them with 295/35/18's you will not have trim the bumpstops or BFH. Most of the replica Z06 wheels that you'll find are +56mm or +58mm offsets, which look less aggressive and are more prone to inner fender clearance problems.
11-30-2006, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Fulton 1
Want to point out that these 10.5" Z06 wheels are relatively rare since they have the +53mm offsets. These are the most aggressive Z06 offsets that you'll find available anymore (once upon a time there was a small batch of +50mm's build by Dante, but they only lasted a very short period).
This also means that if you run them with 295/35/18's you will not have trim the bumpstops or BFH. Most of the replica Z06 wheels that you'll find are +56mm or +58mm offsets, which look less aggressive and are more prone to inner fender clearance problems.
This also means that if you run them with 295/35/18's you will not have trim the bumpstops or BFH. Most of the replica Z06 wheels that you'll find are +56mm or +58mm offsets, which look less aggressive and are more prone to inner fender clearance problems.
12-01-2006, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by mikep
Whats the weight on these rims and what size tires did you run?