Need help on ZR1 wheels
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Need help on ZR1 wheels Need your help
I found at a good price a set of Forgestar cf 10 for sale it was on a Corvette C6 ZR1 offsets.
I saw on another forum a guy put original ZR1 on it with a spacer of 1/4
Front is 19x10
Back is 20x12
I want to put 285/40/19 on the front and 315/35/20 for the back with Michelin Pilot SS.
No tires was instal on the wheels.
When i jack up the car and try the 19/10 in the front it was very close of the shock i will need a 10mm spacer for more clearence and longer stud also
Did i need spacer for the back???
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Mario
I found at a good price a set of Forgestar cf 10 for sale it was on a Corvette C6 ZR1 offsets.
I saw on another forum a guy put original ZR1 on it with a spacer of 1/4
Front is 19x10
Back is 20x12
I want to put 285/40/19 on the front and 315/35/20 for the back with Michelin Pilot SS.
No tires was instal on the wheels.
When i jack up the car and try the 19/10 in the front it was very close of the shock i will need a 10mm spacer for more clearence and longer stud also
Did i need spacer for the back???
Thanks to answered
Mario
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It would be a good idea to tell us what kind of car you are putting these wheels on and the actual backspace measurements. If your car has fenders, it's a good idea to make sure the tires do not rub the fenders when you start using spacers.
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I thought the 5th Gen Camaro had a slightly different bolt pattern then the C6
5th Gen Camaro are 5X120 mm or 5x4.72 and C6 are 5X120.65 mm or 5 X4.75
They will go on but if you look at the studs they are not centered up in the holes.
I don't know what kind of strain that's going to put on your lug bolts.
5th Gen Camaro are 5X120 mm or 5x4.72 and C6 are 5X120.65 mm or 5 X4.75
They will go on but if you look at the studs they are not centered up in the holes.
I don't know what kind of strain that's going to put on your lug bolts.
Last edited by PantherZ; Jul 25, 2014 at 09:42 PM.
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I thought the 5th Gen Camaro had a slightly different bolt pattern then the C6
5th Gen Camaro are 5X120 mm or 5x4.72 and C6 are 5X120.65 mm or 5 X4.75
They will go on but if you look at the studs they are not centered up in the holes.
I don't know what kind of strain that's going to put on your lug bolts.
5th Gen Camaro are 5X120 mm or 5x4.72 and C6 are 5X120.65 mm or 5 X4.75
They will go on but if you look at the studs they are not centered up in the holes.
I don't know what kind of strain that's going to put on your lug bolts.
Mario
Last edited by mtl-biker; Jul 25, 2014 at 10:10 PM.
I have run a set of replica 18x9.5 ZR1 wheels (40mm offset) on my 2010 Camaro SS all year. Rears fit no problem, just have to tie back e brake cable.
Fronts required mods, shaved part of the strut assembly and also ran a 5mm spacer.
I'm selling these local (Chicago) if anyone is interested, they also apparently will fit on 4th gen (though not the tires).
Fronts required mods, shaved part of the strut assembly and also ran a 5mm spacer.
I'm selling these local (Chicago) if anyone is interested, they also apparently will fit on 4th gen (though not the tires).
