Deep Dish ZR1's are now ON!
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yes it is!
yes they do...
yea il do that later and let you know.
yes they do...
yea il do that later and let you know.
whats the difference between the silver & chrome arnt they the same size on the lip
they look sick. everyone loves mine when they see em!
how are those sumis doing for you? i ran them on my 9.5" ss rim, but ive only had the MT ET streets since i went to the 315s
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the sumis are doing fine in both the front and rear but i havnt taken them to the track yet which im sure they wont get traction but for everyday use around town they do the job.
Glad you have luck with those sumitomos, I ran 315 sumis for all of 2 days before I pulled them off. They were total trash. I couldn't get traction up to 80mph, trying to downshift to pass on the damn freeway would end up with me fishtailing. It was scary as hell, and I don't make big power either.
I have a different style of ZR1, its older and the lip isn't as big. There are many variations of it out there now.
Glad you have luck with those sumitomos, I ran 315 sumis for all of 2 days before I pulled them off. They were total trash. I couldn't get traction up to 80mph, trying to downshift to pass on the damn freeway would end up with me fishtailing. It was scary as hell, and I don't make big power either.
Glad you have luck with those sumitomos, I ran 315 sumis for all of 2 days before I pulled them off. They were total trash. I couldn't get traction up to 80mph, trying to downshift to pass on the damn freeway would end up with me fishtailing. It was scary as hell, and I don't make big power either.
I had HTRZ II's on my old WS6 rims and for the money I don't think you could beat them. I agree they are garbage compared to something else, but I really only had trouble with them in wet weather.
I now I have Kumho's on my C6 rims and they are amazing.
you'll probably be able to bolt them right up. if anything you may have to hammer in the inner fender well in the front. thats the place you'll have clearance issues. just order them and put them on. it's easy to fix the clearance problems.
i also rolled the lip on the fender edge just to be safe because i have the sportline springs and they are pretty low and i didnt want to cut my tires up...
FYI, i used a 5mm spacer on the pass side because the axle wasnt centered....

i also rolled the lip on the fender edge just to be safe because i have the sportline springs and they are pretty low and i didnt want to cut my tires up...
FYI, i used a 5mm spacer on the pass side because the axle wasnt centered....

Last edited by SS#1230; Jun 30, 2009 at 01:15 AM.
Which Sumi's where you running?
I had HTRZ II's on my old WS6 rims and for the money I don't think you could beat them. I agree they are garbage compared to something else, but I really only had trouble with them in wet weather.
I now I have Kumho's on my C6 rims and they are amazing.
I had HTRZ II's on my old WS6 rims and for the money I don't think you could beat them. I agree they are garbage compared to something else, but I really only had trouble with them in wet weather.
I now I have Kumho's on my C6 rims and they are amazing.
[QUOTE=OEWheelsLance;11806552]
Today we received a shipment of the DD ZR1 in Black and Polished. /QUOTE]
I'd like to see both of those.
To the OP, your car looks great.
Today we received a shipment of the DD ZR1 in Black and Polished. /QUOTE]
I'd like to see both of those.
To the OP, your car looks great.
thanks, not often that i see an LS1 car with them. they are just plain out good looking rims.
i just wish the front offset was the same as my original ZR1s. the 56mm offset puts them a little deeper in the fender. maybe someday ill put some spacers up front to push them back out...
i just wish the front offset was the same as my original ZR1s. the 56mm offset puts them a little deeper in the fender. maybe someday ill put some spacers up front to push them back out...





