Anyone with Cray wheels on their car?
#1
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Anyone with Cray wheels on their car?
I'm considering buying a set--new--of Cray wheels for my 2012 coupe and upsizing to 19"/20" at the same time. Anyone with Cray wheels out there with an opinion--good or bad--based on your experience with them? I'd appreciate what you have to say. Thanks in advance!
#2
Instructor
I just sold my Cray Brickyards (18/19) which I ran for over a year with zero complaints. They’re well made and are lighter compared to other similar sized wheels I looked into. I’d still be running them had I not switched to 17” drag radials full time.
For reference:
For reference:
#4
Instructor
#5
I'm sure you're aware of the sale at CARID. Less than 800 bucks for a full set .
#7
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Thanks for the response. That silver/bright polished rim combo looks great on your silver car. I'm considering the same silver/bright polished rim combo for my CRM coupe. However, if I pull the trigger, I'm going with the new "Eagle" design wheel. To me it kind of looks like a ZR-1 wheel with a deep rim.
The following users liked this post:
ART T (03-09-2020)
#11
Burning Brakes
Cray spiders here, though 18x9.5 front and 19x11 rear. It was a great update to the car, and I love the more aggressive offsets and increased width over stock. I also run wider tires front and rear (275/295), which really improves the feel for me, and certainly increases cornering speed.
19/20 will look nice (with a drop to reduce fender gap), though your ride quality may suffer over the bumps due to lower sidewall tires.
Forum vendor GETYOURWHEELS offers custom finishes, at additional cost.
19/20 will look nice (with a drop to reduce fender gap), though your ride quality may suffer over the bumps due to lower sidewall tires.
Forum vendor GETYOURWHEELS offers custom finishes, at additional cost.
Last edited by EVRGRN; 05-29-2018 at 08:33 PM.
The following users liked this post:
GetYourWheels (05-30-2018)
#12
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Thanks to all for your responses! I'm thinking these are probably the best all-around way to go for price/quality/style.
#13
Melting Slicks
i put a thread out a month or so about the cray "Hawk" wheels in c6z fitment and had zero luck, pmd the vendors and no one got back with me about them either.
see them all over ebay, are they disc?
what vendor did those who purchased new go through?
thanks
see them all over ebay, are they disc?
what vendor did those who purchased new go through?
thanks
#14
Le Mans Master
Member Since: Jan 2016
Location: New Mexico
Posts: 8,055
Received 2,683 Likes
on
1,408 Posts
2018 C6 of Year Finalist
#15
Burning Brakes
How about if I put it this way. I have a lot more confidence in taking corners at higher speeds with my 275/35-18 fronts and 295/35-19 rear tires on these wheels, than I did with 245/40-18 fronts and 285/35-19 stock sized wheels and tires.
There is also noticeably less understeer with this setup, which might be bad for some since understeer is safer handling characteristic. That's probably part of the reason why these cars have such a large front to rear stagger.
Back to the subject at hand, I highly recommend Crays for design options, fitment, price and being relatively light weight.
There is also noticeably less understeer with this setup, which might be bad for some since understeer is safer handling characteristic. That's probably part of the reason why these cars have such a large front to rear stagger.
Back to the subject at hand, I highly recommend Crays for design options, fitment, price and being relatively light weight.
Last edited by EVRGRN; 05-30-2018 at 04:14 PM.