Georgies

Try searching for this but this f****** forum is totally POLLUTED with vendor threads all over the place and makes it very diffucult to get any reasearch done. Theres shouls be only ONE sub forum for them...

Now, what are the widest wheels you can fit in the back of a c5 zo6??

0The Speed Depot

Here's a pic of the 18x10.5" Interlagos on the rear with 315/30/18 tires.

0The Speed Depot

Below are the 19x11.0 Cray Brickyards on the rear. I'm not sure of the tire sizes as I did not provide them.

wielki13

My answer to help you is : 315 for 18x10.5 Speedline wheels but you could do 11 wide or even 11.5 . It really/only depends on the tire width . They fit perfect and anything wider will stick out . I've done 335-30-18 on 18x12 and 345-30-18 on 18x12 , looks good but sticks out and you need to be careful not to pinch quarter panels.

I've got some tires to fit that gap , if you looking. See my post in : wheels and tires section or autocrossing. Good luck with your fantasy.

striper

I have CCW Classics on my car, 18" front and rear. My front rims are 10" wide and my rears are 11" with nothing hitting. 265/35 and 295/35 tires, Conti dw's.

Georgies

So basically ig anyone wants to go 335s either tub or flares right?

Georgies

Should be a C5 wheels section only..with everyones input wr would have a lot of concentrated info for our generation

pewter99

I ran a 335/30/18 on mine....in fact they will be for sale soon

Tomswheels

Well, tubbing a C5 is just about the easiest thing ever. It involves cutting and re gluing, and putting down a 1 inch strip of fiberglass. The real issue with a 335 on an 18" wheel is if you keep it inside the fender, the inner wheel lip will rub the leaf spring. This means coilovers. The pic below has custom widened 18x12 stock rears with 335s.

pewter99

hmmm....never tubbed mine...lowered and didn't have an issue

Tomswheels

Same car, same 18x12 wheels, prior to coilovers. 1 inch spacer required to clear rear leaf, you can see how wheels stick past fenders.