Wheel help
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 995
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From: Virginia Beach VA
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The other guy's right, but more importantly what are the offsets. I know people are selling these wheels left & right & saying they'll fit & will not stick out. I have gone through this nightmare personally, & I try catch everyone like you b/f you make a very big mistake. I'm working w/ 2 members right now that are trying to undo this & have caught countless others. Please send me a pm on the specifics in particular the vendor. If it's the same vendor, & I'll bet it is he's leading you down the wrong path.
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 4,070
Likes: 162
From: Coralville Iowa
The other guy's right, but more importantly what are the offsets. I know people are selling these wheels left & right & saying they'll fit & will not stick out. I have gone through this nightmare personally, & I try catch everyone like you b/f you make a very big mistake. I'm working w/ 2 members right now that are trying to undo this & have caught countless others. Please send me a pm on the specifics in particular the vendor. If it's the same vendor, & I'll bet it is he's leading you down the wrong path.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 3,213
Likes: 397
From: Indianapolis IN
These are C6 sizes, if you have a C6, the stock wheel for the front is 18X8.5 and a tire that has a 245 width, so the front should be fine with a 18X9, however, the stock size for the back is 19X10 for a 285.* If you increase the back wheel by 1" you may get a stretched sidewall.* There are some who run this set-up, but IMO I think it looks incorrect.I would go with a 19X10 in back or the better choice for looks would be a wider tire like 295 or 305 for a 19X11. Good luck.
