[Z06] I Thought the Z06
11-23-2014, 06:45 PM
#1
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
I Thought the Z06
tires were 19 front and 20 in the rear, are they 18 and 19? I have a 2013 427 and I love the 2009 Z06 wheels, but I’m only able to find them and the SR1 wheels in 18 and 19. My tires are 18x10 front and 20x12 rear. Does anyone now any place that has the Zo6 wheels in those sizes? I can only find ZR1 wheels that would fit.
11-23-2014, 08:17 PM
#3
Race Director
tires were 19 front and 20 in the rear, are they 18 and 19? I have a 2013 427 and I love the 2009 Z06 wheels, but I’m only able to find them and the SR1 wheels in 18 and 19. My tires are 18x10 front and 20x12 rear. Does anyone now any place that has the Zo6 wheels in those sizes? I can only find ZR1 wheels that would fit.
The stock 18/19 combo had 275/35-18F and 325/30-19 rear.
The 19/20 combo was 285/30-19F and 335/25-20 rear.
I'm not familiar with SR1 wheels. The ZR1 came stock with the 19/20 combo and tires listed above.
The 2009 Z06 factory wheels came in a dual 5 spoke polished aluminum wheel and chrome in the same and had competition grey spider wheels as an option. Which 2009 Z06 wheels do you like? Speedline manufactured the wheels for GM and the factory wheels have both Speedline and GM lettering on the back side of the spokes/wheel.
11-23-2014, 10:36 PM
#4
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
I like the spyder chrome wheels, but i need the 19/20 size. Carpe dm where do you get your tires and which ones do you get. What wheels do you have.. So far it looks like my only option is zr1 wheels
11-23-2014, 10:50 PM
#5
Team Owner
Here's a good example: https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1588287522
and another: https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1587808309
Last edited by MTPZ06; 11-23-2014 at 11:11 PM.
11-25-2014, 03:05 PM
#7
On the C6 Z there was not a stock setup that had 18 front and 20 rear.
The stock 18/19 combo had 275/35-18F and 325/30-19 rear.
The 19/20 combo was 285/30-19F and 335/25-20 rear.
I'm not familiar with SR1 wheels. The ZR1 came stock with the 19/20 combo and tires listed above.
The 2009 Z06 factory wheels came in a dual 5 spoke polished aluminum wheel and chrome in the same and had competition grey spider wheels as an option. Which 2009 Z06 wheels do you like? Speedline manufactured the wheels for GM and the factory wheels have both Speedline and GM lettering on the back side of the spokes/wheel.
The stock 18/19 combo had 275/35-18F and 325/30-19 rear.
The 19/20 combo was 285/30-19F and 335/25-20 rear.
I'm not familiar with SR1 wheels. The ZR1 came stock with the 19/20 combo and tires listed above.
The 2009 Z06 factory wheels came in a dual 5 spoke polished aluminum wheel and chrome in the same and had competition grey spider wheels as an option. Which 2009 Z06 wheels do you like? Speedline manufactured the wheels for GM and the factory wheels have both Speedline and GM lettering on the back side of the spokes/wheel.
11-25-2014, 11:45 PM
#8
Team Owner
11-26-2014, 05:30 PM
#9
On the C6 Z there was not a stock setup that had 18 front and 20 rear.
The stock 18/19 combo had 275/35-18F and 325/30-19 rear.
The 19/20 combo was 285/30-19F and 335/25-20 rear.
I'm not familiar with SR1 wheels. The ZR1 came stock with the 19/20 combo and tires listed above.
The 2009 Z06 factory wheels came in a dual 5 spoke polished aluminum wheel and chrome in the same and had competition grey spider wheels as an option. Which 2009 Z06 wheels do you like? Speedline manufactured the wheels for GM and the factory wheels have both Speedline and GM lettering on the back side of the spokes/wheel.
The stock 18/19 combo had 275/35-18F and 325/30-19 rear.
The 19/20 combo was 285/30-19F and 335/25-20 rear.
I'm not familiar with SR1 wheels. The ZR1 came stock with the 19/20 combo and tires listed above.
The 2009 Z06 factory wheels came in a dual 5 spoke polished aluminum wheel and chrome in the same and had competition grey spider wheels as an option. Which 2009 Z06 wheels do you like? Speedline manufactured the wheels for GM and the factory wheels have both Speedline and GM lettering on the back side of the spokes/wheel.