2012 ZR1 wheels
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I have a 2000 Camaro that Im looking to put some ZR1 rims off a 12' on my car. The rims are 20x12 59mm offset in the rear and 19x10 40mm offset in the front. I know the bolt pattern is the same, but will a 12" rim be to wide for the rear? Im not worried about having to stretch fenders and doing a little bending here and there. I gues my question here is what problems will I run into with this setup?
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I have a 2000 Camaro that Im looking to put some ZR1 rims off a 12' on my car. The rims are 20x12 59mm offset in the rear and 19x10 40mm offset in the front. I know the bolt pattern is the same, but will a 12" rim be to wide for the rear? Im not worried about having to stretch fenders and doing a little bending here and there. I gues my question here is what problems will I run into with this setup?
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There are a few folks on here who run them. It takes massaging. An adjustable PHB, BFH, and possibly fender rolling. I think maybe even a small spacer might be needed. Other things that might be needed - tubular LCAs and cutting of the bumpstops.
But most just bolt and beat the **** out of their car until it fits.
The major problem is the tire height. Once you go to a 19x12 with a 325 or 335 rear tire, you're up over 27" in height. That's where a lot of issues come into play.
But most just bolt and beat the **** out of their car until it fits.
The major problem is the tire height. Once you go to a 19x12 with a 325 or 335 rear tire, you're up over 27" in height. That's where a lot of issues come into play.