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Anybody running 18 in all around on their C5, I think I would like to try it because of tire size availability etc. Thinking 18X9.5 front , and 18X11 rear if possible.Let me know what you have done ,tire sizes ,offsets , ,Prefer not to tub ,Thanks for any help ..
Anybody running 18 in all around on their C5, I think I would like to try it because of tire size availability etc. Thinking 18X9.5 front , and 18X11 rear if possible.Let me know what you have done ,tire sizes ,offsets , ,Prefer not to tub ,Thanks for any help ..
Many people have done it. Just make sure the rear tire is slightly taller than the front.
Thanks TXZ0603 that is the kind of info I am looking for ,I am running C6 wheels now 18/19 ,Have to get rid of the run flats so thought I would really make a change, Any pics of yours ,3whit@comcast.net ,Thanks for your help...
295/35/18's on 18x10.5's on all 4 corners with no AH/TC issues.
I think Bill is correct, unless you have a 98 or 99 and or you just dont go hard enough through corners. J/K
Personally I think our cars are much more neutral handling with identical tires on all four corners,
When I used GY G19s at 18x11.5x25.5 my car cornered far better then ever. But since those tires were about a 45 compound, they only lasted a few weekends.
Yes I had to turn AH/TC off to do high speed corners.
I think Bill is correct, unless you have a 98 or 99 and or you just dont go hard enough through corners. J/K
Personally I think our cars are much more neutral handling with identical tires on all four corners,
When I used GY G19s at 18x11.5x25.5 my car cornered far better then ever. But since those tires were about a 45 compound, they only lasted a few weekends.
Yes I had to turn AH/TC off to do high speed corners.
Now I run 18x305/30 and 18x335/30
If you have Active Handling, thats when the problem can crop up. The active handling system is more sensitive to tire sizes than the non AH system.
I have CCW Classics 18x10 front and 18x11 rear. I run 265/35-18 and 295/35-18 tires. The 265's are the same diameter as the stock 17" fronts and the 295's are the stock rear size on my Z. Everything fits perfectly and looks good, too. After many thousands of miles I've had absolutely no issues at all. The tires sit right at the edge of the wheel wells and give a very tough look the way they fit even with my car being lowered.
I run CCW Big Street Classics 10.5x18 front and 11.5x18 rear with 275x35 and 315x30 PS2's with no tubbing and they are flush to the rear quarter panel.