I need Wheel Ideas
As for the other wheels posted on this thread, they really are nice wheels, I would love to have them on my car. I would put them on, but do not want to spend the $$'s. Some are in excess of $5K. The wheels I am buying are more ordinary, but good enough for me. (at least for now)
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Careful its big...not my car but close enough
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I have done a LOT of looking around at various wheels. I look at the weight and the price, and the looks.
I personally LOVE the looks of the CCW SP500's (For all the reasons above!). Especially on the lowered Z06's.
Stock 2002-2004 Z06 wheel/tire weights :
Front Wheel (19.2lbs) + Front Tire (29lbs) = 48.2 lbs
Rear Wheel (21lbs) + Rear Tire (33lbs) = 54 lbs
CCW SP500's (info direct from CCW) with Bridgestone Potenza RE050A (info from Bridgestone site)
Front Wheel (18x9.5)(20 lbs) + Tire (275/35-18)(29 lbs) = 49 lbs
Front Wheel (19x9.5)(21.5 lbs) + Tire (275/30-19)(29 lbs) = 50.5 lbs
Rear Wheel (19x11)(23.5lbs) + Tire (305/30-19)(32lbs) = 55.5 lbs
As you can see.... I was pleasantly suprised to see that going with the 18/19, or the 19/19 SP500 combo I will still be within a couple pounds of my stock Z06 setup.
PS.... CCW says add 1.5 lbs to the above wheel weights for the CCW 505A's.
PSS... If you don't think wheel weight makes a difference ? Go try a set of cheap China made wheels, and see how dramatic a reduction in performance you feel in your car....
Then feel all warm and fuzzy inside that you paid money to reduce performance in your Corvette
PSSS.. I don't work for CCW....
I'm just a very informed shopper Toque
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, although i went with a 20 x 11 in the rear....

