looks good can,t wait to see the up close
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I am not sure on the exact offset but I would guess somewhere ~80. CCW could answer your question for sure.
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Don't get me wrong, I think they look fantastic. I am trying to decide what wheels to get and I am very sensitive to the fit, and it's hard to tell from pictures sometimes what they will really look like on the car.
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Here is a pic of my other set of C14 with the RA1 305/35 on the back. They are absolutely perfect and the offsets are right on. This is not guesswork, CCW gets it right.
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CCW wheels do fit better than anything else out there. The numbers speak for themselves.
Rear Wheel Examples:
Stock-------19x10-----79mm offset----------stock
CCW--------19x11-----82.5mm offset---------wheel face out 8mm
Ace Slick----19x11-----73mm offset----------wheel face out 19mm
Forgeline----19x11-----72mm offset--------- wheel face out 20mm
HRE --------19x11-----72mm offset--------- wheel face out 20mm
BBS--------19x10.5----75mm offset--------- wheel face out 17mm
Rear Wheel Examples:
Stock-------19x10-----79mm offset----------stock
CCW--------19x11-----82.5mm offset---------wheel face out 8mm
Ace Slick----19x11-----73mm offset----------wheel face out 19mm
Forgeline----19x11-----72mm offset--------- wheel face out 20mm
HRE --------19x11-----72mm offset--------- wheel face out 20mm
BBS--------19x10.5----75mm offset--------- wheel face out 17mm
Last edited by Gotcha; Feb 23, 2008 at 12:39 PM.
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Gotta laugh at some of these newbie posts questioning CCW. If there is one vendor who knows his stuff inside and out, down to haveing factory connections, it's John Purner. For the newbies: CCW has supplied most of the factory car series race teams the last 15 years, including World Challenge etc. Currently supplies the Viper, Porsche, Corvette, Lotus, and Solstice race teams.
The C14 is a REAL race wheel.
Anyway, NICE wheels C6400hp! Just ordered my black C10s last week. Ouchtown in the wallet, but I can't wait to get them.
The C14 is a REAL race wheel.
Anyway, NICE wheels C6400hp! Just ordered my black C10s last week. Ouchtown in the wallet, but I can't wait to get them.
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Thanks guys.
CamaroCane, to answer your question, I believe they are both, black PC everywhere and comp grey single stage PPG paint over the PC on the faces.
CamaroCane, to answer your question, I believe they are both, black PC everywhere and comp grey single stage PPG paint over the PC on the faces.
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CCW wheels do fit better than anything else out there. The numbers speak for themselves.
Rear Wheel Examples:
Stock-------19x10-----79mm offset----------stock
CCW--------19x11-----82.5mm offset---------wheel face out 8mm
Ace Slick----19x11-----73mm offset----------wheel face out 19mm
Forgeline----19x11-----72mm offset--------- wheel face out 20mm
HRE --------19x11-----72mm offset--------- wheel face out 20mm
BBS--------19x10.5----75mm offset--------- wheel face out 17mm
Rear Wheel Examples:
Stock-------19x10-----79mm offset----------stock
CCW--------19x11-----82.5mm offset---------wheel face out 8mm
Ace Slick----19x11-----73mm offset----------wheel face out 19mm
Forgeline----19x11-----72mm offset--------- wheel face out 20mm
HRE --------19x11-----72mm offset--------- wheel face out 20mm
BBS--------19x10.5----75mm offset--------- wheel face out 17mm
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I wish I knew this information before I bought the Ace Slick wheels. I also wish I knew the correct wheel weights (info that virtually no vendor provides). It's amazing that a Corvette vendor is selling these wheels as a correct fit for a C6 (nonwidebody) and also amazing that the manufacturer never (I presume) checked the wheel on an actual C6 or figured out that they would need to increase the positive offset to compensate for the wider wheel and wheel design.
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Gotta laugh at some of these newbie posts questioning CCW. If there is one vendor who knows his stuff inside and out, down to haveing factory connections, it's John Purner. For the newbies: CCW has supplied most of the factory car series race teams the last 15 years, including World Challenge etc. Currently supplies the Viper, Porsche, Corvette, Lotus, and Solstice race teams.
The C14 is a REAL race wheel.
Anyway, NICE wheels C6400hp! Just ordered my black C10s last week. Ouchtown in the wallet, but I can't wait to get them.
The C14 is a REAL race wheel.
Anyway, NICE wheels C6400hp! Just ordered my black C10s last week. Ouchtown in the wallet, but I can't wait to get them.
http://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=342793
CCW is one of my favorite wheel manufacturers and I have used their wheels on my autocross cars. I was simply looking at the picture and noting that the rear offset looked very aggressive. Some people don't mind if the wheels stick out slightly, and in racing applications that might be done in order to fit the widest tire possible. For street applications I prefer the wheel be flush, or slightly sub-flush.
C6400HP, thanks for the additional pictures. That's exactly what I was looking for.
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Not sure if you are referring to me... but I am no newbie when it comes to wheel fitment and I have seen plenty of higher-end wheels sold with the offsets that some would consider too aggressive, while others would love it. I've been around the block with this on several other cars and even wrote a wheel fitment guide for the S2000 which has over 60,000 views:
http://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=342793
CCW is one of my favorite wheel manufacturers and I have used their wheels on my autocross cars. I was simply looking at the picture and noting that the rear offset looked very aggressive. Some people don't mind if the wheels stick out slightly, and in racing applications that might be done in order to fit the widest tire possible. For street applications I prefer the wheel be flush, or slightly sub-flush.
C6400HP, thanks for the additional pictures. That's exactly what I was looking for.
http://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=342793
CCW is one of my favorite wheel manufacturers and I have used their wheels on my autocross cars. I was simply looking at the picture and noting that the rear offset looked very aggressive. Some people don't mind if the wheels stick out slightly, and in racing applications that might be done in order to fit the widest tire possible. For street applications I prefer the wheel be flush, or slightly sub-flush.
C6400HP, thanks for the additional pictures. That's exactly what I was looking for.