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Why not get a backspacing that would allow you to not use spacers?? Or do the wheel companies just not give you that option.
If your going to make a C6Z06 wheel for C5's, then cut the proper backspace so I do not have to engineer it to fit properly. Wut up?? Am I the only one thinkin' here.
Why not get a backspacing that would allow you to not use spacers?? Or do the wheel companies just not give you that option.
If your going to make a C6Z06 wheel for C5's, then cut the proper backspace so I do not have to engineer it to fit properly. Wut up?? Am I the only one thinkin' here.
well one reason is you can't get 19x12 c6z wheels in c5 offsets.
Check with Tomzwheels Pete will fix you up with correct off set if you run stock size or even if you want to run 18 x 9.5 19 x10.5 I don't know about 19/20 as I did not check into them, I decided to stay with stock size myself as the tires are half the price, once you get into the 19 20 and wide 295 305 the rubber gets very spendy.
Im thinking this post is in regard to STOCK C6 WHEELS and not aftermarkets. Everyone suggest buying the appropriate offsets but this is very impractical when someone comes across a killer deal on a set of stock c6 wheels.
I have been thinking of getting a set of painted c6's to paint black for my ride so ....
Corvette Specialty of California put them on mine. I think I remember they had to use different lug nuts and a spacer. For more info call Regis Duddy at 951-272-8648.