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Originally Posted by 3rdgentug
thanks for the answer there xsta z28, what are the common conflicts with the rears on a car like mine?i havent seen any inner fender rubbing or marks on the tires or rim itself ( been about 1k miles since install ), the only problem i seem to be having so far is that the sidewalls on the runflats are so stiff my wheel hop is attrocious. you can feel every lil crack in the raod, if i ran over a dime i could tell you if it was heads or tails. going to be puttin umi lca's on this weekend and hopefully they will help some.
oh and by the way thanks for all your input it means alot to someone like me trying to learn about 4th gens after working on 1st - 3rds for about 13 yrs now.
oh and by the way thanks for all your input it means alot to someone like me trying to learn about 4th gens after working on 1st - 3rds for about 13 yrs now.
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Originally Posted by Xsta Z 28
From your link I am guessing your are looking at 17" x 9.5" American Racing TT'2? If so they fit our cars very nicely, although I thought their default offset was 44 mm.
This one is a +39.37 Click Here
And this one is a +45.72 Click Here
So I was leaning towards the 39.37 because they will give my car a more aggressive appearance
Thanks for the reply xsta
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Can I fit these C6 wheels on my Camaro?
There are two 17" x 8.5" (+56mm offset with 6.95" backspacing) rims for the front and two 18" x 10.5" (+56mm offset/7.94" backspacing) for the rear.
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There are two 17" x 8.5" (+56mm offset with 6.95" backspacing) rims for the front and two 18" x 10.5" (+56mm offset/7.94" backspacing) for the rear.
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Originally Posted by bearcatpride
Yeah, I was a little confused about that too, but from what I can tell this place offers the TT2 17x9.5 in 2 different offsets
This one is a +39.37 Click Here
And this one is a +45.72 Click Here
So I was leaning towards the 39.37 because they will give my car a more aggressive appearance
Thanks for the reply xsta
This one is a +39.37 Click Here
And this one is a +45.72 Click Here
So I was leaning towards the 39.37 because they will give my car a more aggressive appearance
Thanks for the reply xsta
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Originally Posted by TurboZ28
Can I fit these C6 wheels on my Camaro?
There are two 17" x 8.5" (+56mm offset with 6.95" backspacing) rims for the front and two 18" x 10.5" (+56mm offset/7.94" backspacing) for the rear.
Thanks
There are two 17" x 8.5" (+56mm offset with 6.95" backspacing) rims for the front and two 18" x 10.5" (+56mm offset/7.94" backspacing) for the rear.
Thanks
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I have a 2001 ws6 with 18inch fikse fm5's. now my question is can i fit 15 inch weld wheels in the rear for track use....will it rub on my brakes.....the reason im askin is because i wanna know if i should buy a 15" wheel or a 16" wheel... i would rather get the 15 but i don't kno if it rubs on my brakes
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Originally Posted by FiKsEWs6
I have a 2001 ws6 with 18inch fikse fm5's. now my question is can i fit 15 inch weld wheels in the rear for track use....will it rub on my brakes.....the reason im askin is because i wanna know if i should buy a 15" wheel or a 16" wheel... i would rather get the 15 but i don't kno if it rubs on my brakes
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Hate to ask a repetitive question, but I would like to hear it straight from the mouth of someone who has done it. Here it is: 19x9.5 and 19x11 with 285/35YR19 fr and 325/30YR19 rear. Is this even close to fitting a 2000 WS6 with a 1" drop? I don't mind BFH'ing and rolling fenders, but am I going to have to tub?
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Originally Posted by Superjoe
Hate to ask a repetitive question, but I would like to hear it straight from the mouth of someone who has done it. Here it is: 19x9.5 and 19x11 with 285/35YR19 fr and 325/30YR19 rear. Is this even close to fitting a 2000 WS6 with a 1" drop? I don't mind BFH'ing and rolling fenders, but am I going to have to tub?
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Originally Posted by Superjoe
Hate to ask a repetitive question, but I would like to hear it straight from the mouth of someone who has done it. Here it is: 19x9.5 and 19x11 with 285/35YR19 fr and 325/30YR19 rear. Is this even close to fitting a 2000 WS6 with a 1" drop? I don't mind BFH'ing and rolling fenders, but am I going to have to tub?
Thanks!!
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i belive they will work? right now i am using 245/40-18's and i need two rear tires well teher is a great deal on two 255/35-18's would i run into any problems running these in the rear?
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Originally Posted by ta_silver_bullet
i belive they will work? right now i am using 245/40-18's and i need two rear tires well teher is a great deal on two 255/35-18's would i run into any problems running these in the rear?
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Originally Posted by Xsta Z 28
Sorry for the late reply, If you have been running with no issues of rubbing, then I'd say you are a lucky one. Just find some tires you'd be happier with, although 18" sidewalls are pretty short and going to hurt straight line performance.
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