Camaros with 9.5 and 38mm offsets step inside
07-14-2005, 03:16 AM
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Camaros with 9.5 and 38mm offsets step inside I'd like to see how those of you with a 38mm rear offset feel about your wheels. Do you have the car lowered at all? Rolled fenders? etc.
I am esp looking for 19s but any 9.5" 38mm offset will work nicely.
Tony(Nineball) were yours, if you read this, 38mm?
I am esp looking for 19s but any 9.5" 38mm offset will work nicely.
Tony(Nineball) were yours, if you read this, 38mm?
07-15-2005, 12:22 AM
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I have 17x9.5 ZR1s with the 38mm offset on my Z28. They have a very wide stance and look great. I would definitely reccommend them. The extra track width will help improve your handling as well. If you're worried about the wheels sticking out the side like some ghetto 100 spoke lowrider rims, fear not.
My car is not lowered so I don't know what if any problems would exist for lowered cars. I suspect it wouldn't make much of a difference.
My car is not lowered so I don't know what if any problems would exist for lowered cars. I suspect it wouldn't make much of a difference.
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07-15-2005, 08:48 AM
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Originally Posted by 01whitez28
I have 17x9.5 ZR1s with the 38mm offset on my Z28. They have a very wide stance and look great. I would definitely reccommend them. The extra track width will help improve your handling as well. If you're worried about the wheels sticking out the side like some ghetto 100 spoke lowrider rims, fear not.
My car is not lowered so I don't know what if any problems would exist for lowered cars. I suspect it wouldn't make much of a difference.
My car is not lowered so I don't know what if any problems would exist for lowered cars. I suspect it wouldn't make much of a difference.
what about 17x11 ZR1 with 38mm offset how do they look on camaro with stock hight, i need to c pic?
08-04-2005, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Z28*POWER*
plz send me ur car pix @....... alshatar@batelco.com.bh
what about 17x11 ZR1 with 38mm offset how do they look on camaro with stock hight, i need to c pic?
what about 17x11 ZR1 with 38mm offset how do they look on camaro with stock hight, i need to c pic?
send some pics to admin@williamsautopro.com
i'm gonna ask around to borrow one for ya but i cant guarantee ya much Trending Topics
08-04-2005, 08:51 PM
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Fikses.
Lowered with a Prokit, and the passenger side rear tire does contact the wheel well lip.
Lowered with a Prokit, and the passenger side rear tire does contact the wheel well lip.
My vote for #1 SS.
just got 18x11 18x10 HRE 547's in silver for my blue SS. 42mm offsets
325/30's and 275 35 pilots, with 2 piece red hat Bear rotors 4 piston alcons behind them. Will show picks when (if!) I get them on and get a new rear. Just blew the 10 bolt.
Now I just need some stripes. Thinks Im going with silver painted 35th anv. since Im an 02. (should net me #2 SS)
Now where did I put the tissues
