. I ran them for several years and they work great.
wheel swap question
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Joined: Jul 2007
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From: San Diego Calif
wheel swap question
I would like to put 17" x 9.5 & 18" X 10.5 C5 Z06 wheels on my regular 2001 coupe will the 1" additional width fit without modification or adapters
Thank's in advance for the help
Thank's in advance for the help
Racer
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From: Big Bear, CA
The C5 ZO6's do not have tire pressure monitoring sensors though do they? I am looking at putting OEM ZO6 wheels on my '98 C5 and would like to know if I need to tuen off the computer via Tech II or something.
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Hi razorhead -
It's a nice bolt on, the Z06 is identical in terms of wheelwells etc., so you will not have any issues at all.
best regards -
mqqn
It's a nice bolt on, the Z06 is identical in terms of wheelwells etc., so you will not have any issues at all.
best regards -
mqqn
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Racer
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From: Edmond OK
I'm getting ready to do the same, putting Z06 style rims, without sensors on my coupe. Seen much discussion about "lowering" on the stock bolts with those rims. Anyone just slap them on, as is, and if so, do they not look right? to much gap between rubber and fender? I'm trying to keep it simple, more of a summer/track wheel on the Z06 rims, and keep my spokes and Goodyears when it gets cold. Want to be able to switch wheels.