Pics with the new Wheels
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Pics with the new Wheels
Well its my first post on here but i figured i would show you guys and gals some pics of my C5 Z with the new Cray Wheels that i just picked up...the fronts are 19x9 and the rears are 20x10.5...w/Falken FK-451's...Enjoy!
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I saw those at SEMA in November. Yours is the first C5 I've seen with them - looks great! Did you know that the center cap will accept the stock center cap of the C5 thinspokes? If you found a high polished one with the C5 logo it will snap right in! 
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Originally Posted by blacksedan87
I saw those at SEMA in November. Yours is the first C5 I've seen with them - looks great! Did you know that the center cap will accept the stock center cap of the C5 thinspokes? If you found a high polished one with the C5 logo it will snap right in!
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Hi Zcrazy -
Wow - that is really sharp!
I'll bet you are excited for this years cruising!
Looking great!
thanks for the pics - that is the first I have seen of those wheels.
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Wow - that is really sharp!
I'll bet you are excited for this years cruising!
Looking great!
thanks for the pics - that is the first I have seen of those wheels.
best regards -
mqqn
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Originally Posted by Zcrazy2002
Do you guys think that cranking the stock bolts all the way down will take car of most of the gap or do i need longer bolts??
The stock limits allow about an inch of drop (depending on where it is set up to start with).
I found on my Z06 with 19" wheels and 30 series tires that the rear does not look as low because of the very low aspect ratio. I really should go a little lower with mine, maybe another half an inch...
I would lower it to the stock limits first and see if that is acceptable to you before going for longer bolts and or cut bushings.
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