c6 wheels
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 3,490
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From: Hewitt NJ
Originally Posted by BRICHC4
would stock C6 wheels fit my 95, if not what modifications would I need, I don't really want to buy repro.
Advanced
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 82
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From: Welland Ontario
I went through something similiar to this, putting Z06 wheels and tires on my 87. They also recommended 1 inch spacers. After, unsuccessfully trying three sets of these spacers; I went to a performance parts supplier and bought (4) wheel spacers for drag cars. Worked great with just the 3/8" spacer and was still able to use my existing studs. I also spent around $50.00 for the 4, rather than $250. I also had to relocate the brake cable clamp.....very minor.
Good luck..............Dan
Good luck..............Dan
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Shelby Township Michigan
I will be putting a set of C6 wheels on my '89 coupe this spring. The first statement about the rear wheels is correct. I have the stock wheels with 56mm offsets and the rear 19" with 79mm offsets will stick too far inboard. I bought some 1" spacers to overcome this problem. Other than that, I don't expect any problems. The car is in storage and the tires/wheels are stacked in my garage.
Good luck.
Dino
Good luck.
Dino
Drifting
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: Mississauga Ont
Originally Posted by Yellow Fever
I went through something similiar to this, putting Z06 wheels and tires on my 87. They also recommended 1 inch spacers. After, unsuccessfully trying three sets of these spacers; I went to a performance parts supplier and bought (4) wheel spacers for drag cars. Worked great with just the 3/8" spacer and was still able to use my existing studs. I also spent around $50.00 for the 4, rather than $250. I also had to relocate the brake cable clamp.....very minor.
Good luck..............Dan
Good luck..............Dan
But, it's nice to know that the drag car spacers are an option
