*C7*

I'm going to be running C5 Z06 rear wheels on the front of an 06 Z06 and feel like the wheel needs to be spaced out . I could go more than 1/8" but feel this is enough and I would not have to instal longer studs.

John Shiels

1/4" is the smallest I have heard of DRM has them.

Scooter70

Generic ones: Summit Racing
Custom machined: Skulte(dot)com

RC45

Is this a visual thing or do you want more track?

*C7*

The C5 Z06 wheels, 18in, only clear the outer edge of the front caliper by maybe .050 inch or so. I would like to see alittle more clearance.

*C7*

Do you feel I would have to instal longer studs with the 1/4" spacer??

*C7*

Thanks. I just found some 1/8" spacers at Summit.

RC45

Are they replicas or OEM's?

I have about 3mm (0.120) clearance between the inside of the spokes of the OEM C5 Z rear wheels and the C6 Z06 calipers I am running up front.

*C7*

They are OEM-speedline. I must admit I used my calibrated eyeballs to get the clearance. Are you using C6 Z06 calipers on a C5? That could, maybe, be a small diffeerence. Just to clairify, I'm running the C5 wheels on a C6 Z06..

RC45

Well considering we can use the C6 brake rotor (I am not) and the caliper mounts the same way to the spindle, I would expect the actual mounting face of the rotor to be in the same place, and the caliper mounting in the same spot - I am thinking bacuse all spindle, rotors and calipers all mount up correctly, that the wheels should have the same clearance as well - but next time I get to see a C6 Z06 on the lift I will try my front wheels on that car to sheck the clerance as well.

Either way, I measured the clearance with a vernier caliper, and figured 3mm is enough clearnce for an assembly that is really only ever goign to move in unison.

AU N EGL

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