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Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Youngstown Ohio
Need to find out what the offset of those wheel are, C6 are diff from C5. Not sure on the 315 on a 10 inch wide wheel, the wheel seems a bit narrow to me. CCW wheels are great and I love mine I would just look into those sizes to fit your application. More will chime in and I may be way off.
Darion
Darion
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Racer
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Woodbridge Ontario
thanks for the heads up, the vendor has taken the tires off the wheel which is perfect since they wont work on my Z. Guess he had someone else who wanted those.
The rims are C6 Base offsets. Going with the above, would that mean I need a 20mm spacer in the rear to make these work? Am i wrong in assuming the fronts should just bolt up no issues?
I'm going with 275/35/18 upfront and 305/30/19 which are the correct up sizes for the wheels and the car itself.
Can anyone confirm if my calculations on the wheel fitment are correct? thanks!
The rims are C6 Base offsets. Going with the above, would that mean I need a 20mm spacer in the rear to make these work? Am i wrong in assuming the fronts should just bolt up no issues?
I'm going with 275/35/18 upfront and 305/30/19 which are the correct up sizes for the wheels and the car itself.
Can anyone confirm if my calculations on the wheel fitment are correct? thanks!
Tech Contributor
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Oak Hill Virginia
Some people run these wheels without a spacer and are happy with them. Personally I think they sit too far in without a spacer and really throw off the look of the car. Bear in mind that if you use anything more than a 1/4" spacer you'll need longer wheel studs too. You could also look into purchasing a hub adapter with installed studs instead of the spacer... 
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Racer
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Woodbridge Ontario
Some people run these wheels without a spacer and are happy with them. Personally I think they sit too far in without a spacer and really throw off the look of the car. Bear in mind that if you use anything more than a 1/4" spacer you'll need longer wheel studs too. You could also look into purchasing a hub adapter with installed studs instead of the spacer...
Tech Contributor
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Oak Hill Virginia
Also, is your car lowered? I have no idea why, but lowered cars don't seem to need as much of a spacer... Maybe because lowering the car throws the toe angle out some...
