CCW Drag Pack FS
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CCW Drag Pack FS - SOLD
SOLD
Figured I would start by listing these in here, hoping for a local sale. Local is the central NJ area
This is a complete CCW Drag Pack (Classic series modular / polished wheels), used on a 2003 Chevy C5 Corvette (with OEM brakes), mounted, balanced and ready to roll & race. Tires are in great shape with less than ten passes on them and have been stored indoors.
Fronts: CCW Classics with DOT approved M&H RaceMaster 26.00 x 4.50-17, Bias-Ply, Blackwall fronts
Rears: CCW Classics with rim screws, running Hoosier Quick Time Pros with inner-tubes. Tires are DOT approved LT 28 x 11.5-16, Bias-ply with white letters
Asking $1,595 (local pickup only). If these need to be shipped, buyer pays 100% of shipping cost (non-negotiable).
Photos (all taken on 8/5/14):
Figured I would start by listing these in here, hoping for a local sale. Local is the central NJ area
This is a complete CCW Drag Pack (Classic series modular / polished wheels), used on a 2003 Chevy C5 Corvette (with OEM brakes), mounted, balanced and ready to roll & race. Tires are in great shape with less than ten passes on them and have been stored indoors.
Fronts: CCW Classics with DOT approved M&H RaceMaster 26.00 x 4.50-17, Bias-Ply, Blackwall fronts
Rears: CCW Classics with rim screws, running Hoosier Quick Time Pros with inner-tubes. Tires are DOT approved LT 28 x 11.5-16, Bias-ply with white letters
Asking $1,595 (local pickup only). If these need to be shipped, buyer pays 100% of shipping cost (non-negotiable).
Photos (all taken on 8/5/14):
SOLD
Last edited by digivex; 08-24-2014 at 05:00 PM. Reason: SOLD
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Great seller here, great price on this set up Dave.
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Maybe someone else here could answer that. I honestly don't know.
If anyone else can answer, please chime in
They fit a '97-'04 C5 vette with standard sized / OEM front & rear brakes.
If you are local to central NJ, you are welcome to PM me, arrange a visit and put them on your car to check fitment
Edit: I see you are in MO... Not quite "local" (sorry). But, that offer is open to anyone who is in the area.
If anyone else can answer, please chime in
They fit a '97-'04 C5 vette with standard sized / OEM front & rear brakes.
If you are local to central NJ, you are welcome to PM me, arrange a visit and put them on your car to check fitment
Edit: I see you are in MO... Not quite "local" (sorry). But, that offer is open to anyone who is in the area.
Last edited by digivex; 08-07-2014 at 04:26 PM.
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In case anyone is wondering why I am selling these:
I currently have 14 rims/tires
I am trying to cut back a bit, getting myself down to one radial and one bias drag pack (8 rims/tires in total)
These were purchased when I was running stock rear fenders and stock / OEM (standard) brakes - not a big brake kit. Since then, I've changed spindles and brakes to allow me to use 15" rims and added L5 flares on the rear to widen it.
I last used this CCW drag pack for an LSx event that required a skinnier rear (before I purchased some x275 radials that I now use). These were the max width bias allowed for that event. However, I used wheel spacers to make the rears look better under the fender flares. I'll attach a pic of that, below.
Originally, I ran the rear with 26" tires. But, increased them to 28" later on, with the help of coil-overs to raise the rear a bit as well as changing the liners in the rear.
I currently have 14 rims/tires
I am trying to cut back a bit, getting myself down to one radial and one bias drag pack (8 rims/tires in total)
These were purchased when I was running stock rear fenders and stock / OEM (standard) brakes - not a big brake kit. Since then, I've changed spindles and brakes to allow me to use 15" rims and added L5 flares on the rear to widen it.
I last used this CCW drag pack for an LSx event that required a skinnier rear (before I purchased some x275 radials that I now use). These were the max width bias allowed for that event. However, I used wheel spacers to make the rears look better under the fender flares. I'll attach a pic of that, below.
Originally, I ran the rear with 26" tires. But, increased them to 28" later on, with the help of coil-overs to raise the rear a bit as well as changing the liners in the rear.