TSW Interlagos Wheels
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TSW Interlagos Wheels
Anyone have these wheels or have any experience finding them in Stock C6 base sizes and offsets ?
I've searched but seems nothing in exact C6 base stock size wheels.
Just wanted to ask here before calling any of the distributors.
And, or, maybe a Forum Vender can chime in with some info
I've searched but seems nothing in exact C6 base stock size wheels.
Just wanted to ask here before calling any of the distributors.
And, or, maybe a Forum Vender can chime in with some info
Drifting
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C6 of Year Finalist (appearance mods) 2019
Sold a set of these the other day to a customer, not with a Corvette though. This wheel looks nearly identical to the wheels used on the Callaway corvettes.
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St. Jude Donor '14, '16
According to this thread:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-p...0-shipped.html
They will be available "a couple of months" from January.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-p...0-shipped.html
They will be available "a couple of months" from January.
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No Stock sizes and no distributors anywhere near me
According to this thread:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-p...0-shipped.html
They will be available "a couple of months" from January.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-p...0-shipped.html
They will be available "a couple of months" from January.
I had Tunnel vision looking for the stock sizes 18 x 8.5
PM me the Pics if you don't mind and I'll post them for you ...
Or, have you tried simply attaching them to the post?
When your in the post mode just click on the paper clip at the top of the post area and it will let you browse your computer for the pics and upload/attach them to the post.
I see you got the 19x9 and 19x10.5
That's what's been throwing me off.
I'm looking for stock sizes to keep the 18/19 combo.
Front 18 x 8.5
Rear 19 x 10
But I guess with the Front 18 x 9 being available soon and going with the Rear 19 x 10.5, should be a nice setup.
Looking to put a set of Michelin A/S Plus ZP tires on these rims.
I'll just have to call and see what can be had
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they look great.Ready to get a wheel/tire package with Silver/Machined Interlagos. F18x9 and R19x10.5
But, started thinking the same thing after looking at the rears more closely.
Anyway, here's all I found for Real Life pictures of the Silver/Machined Face version I want.
These are 20" rims for the new Camaro ... look Nice
Update: Just looked at my car with OEM Gumby wheels being 10" wide, and the rears are sitting just "barely" inside the fender lip.
If the offset for 10.5" rims is all to the outside, then the edge of rim/tire will sit just "outside" the fender lip
Last edited by Dif; Mar 4, 2011 at 10:00 PM. Reason: added info
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St. Jude Donor '15
"In honor of jpee"
"Update: Just looked at my car with OEM Gumby wheels being 10" wide, and the rears are sitting just "barely" inside the fender lip.
If the offset for 10.5" rims is all to the outside, then the edge of rim/tire will sit just "outside" the fender lip... "
I haven't seen my car in so long...I went down and pulled the cover, Frank. Just checked to see the tire-within-the-wheelwell thing. I've got stock gumbys, stock brakes, and stock size tires (PS2 ZPs) and they are well within the rear wheel wells. Could be the tires are narrower than the GY Supercars?????
I do like those Interlagos wheels tho.
If the offset for 10.5" rims is all to the outside, then the edge of rim/tire will sit just "outside" the fender lip... "
I haven't seen my car in so long...I went down and pulled the cover, Frank. Just checked to see the tire-within-the-wheelwell thing. I've got stock gumbys, stock brakes, and stock size tires (PS2 ZPs) and they are well within the rear wheel wells. Could be the tires are narrower than the GY Supercars?????
I do like those Interlagos wheels tho.
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No spacers were used to clear the GS brakes. The fronts clear by about 3/16" which is pretty close. Rears clear by more than that. I'm not sure of the offsets, but was told they are stock. The rear wheel is 1" wider (towards the inside) than stock, which allowed me to run a 305 tire. The wheels do stay inside the fender, but at the bottom do stick out just a bit. I ordered Apsis fender guards for the front and back to help with this. The picture is a little deceiving and does make it look like it sticks out more than it does.
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"Update: Just looked at my car with OEM Gumby wheels being 10" wide, and the rears are sitting just "barely" inside the fender lip.
If the offset for 10.5" rims is all to the outside, then the edge of rim/tire will sit just "outside" the fender lip... "
I haven't seen my car in so long...I went down and pulled the cover, Frank. Just checked to see the tire-within-the-wheelwell thing. I've got stock gumbys, stock brakes, and stock size tires (PS2 ZPs) and they are well within the rear wheel wells. Could be the tires are narrower than the GY Supercars?????
I do like those Interlagos wheels tho.
If the offset for 10.5" rims is all to the outside, then the edge of rim/tire will sit just "outside" the fender lip... "
I haven't seen my car in so long...I went down and pulled the cover, Frank. Just checked to see the tire-within-the-wheelwell thing. I've got stock gumbys, stock brakes, and stock size tires (PS2 ZPs) and they are well within the rear wheel wells. Could be the tires are narrower than the GY Supercars?????
I do like those Interlagos wheels tho.
Took these pics and it looks closer than they really are.
There's 1/2 inch from the outer fender edge to the outer lip of the stock Gumby wheels in the rear.
And the tire itself at the side bulge is 1/4 inch away.
No spacers were used to clear the GS brakes. The fronts clear by about 3/16" which is pretty close. Rears clear by more than that. I'm not sure of the offsets, but was told they are stock. The rear wheel is 1" wider (towards the inside) than stock, which allowed me to run a 305 tire. The wheels do stay inside the fender, but at the bottom do stick out just a bit. I ordered Apsis fender guards for the front and back to help with this. The picture is a little deceiving and does make it look like it sticks out more than it does.
Do you have any pictures from directly behind the car showing wheel/tire and fender ?
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"In honor of jpee"
Have to agree with you, Frank---it is deceiving to look at it. I just went again and looked using a straight edge (metal level). Good to know the clearance is there tho.
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