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I am looking for an 18" wheel for my ZR1. I see a lot of people running CCW C10 and C14 on here. Does anyone run the CCW C2K's without having to shave the calipers? Could anyone tell me the specs that they have on their CCW wheels?
Also what kind of tires is everyone running to get good traction on the streets?
Last edited by BrandonLS9; 03-28-2016 at 12:56 PM.
One thing about the CCWs is they do need that "filler" for the front CCB calipers and so you might want to go for some extended studs or at least extended thread lug nuts ...especially if your road racing.
Not a big deal..just something to be aware of.
I believe the Finspeeds (and maybe other manufacturers?) actually take off some material from the mounting flange area for CCB applications to avoid the need for a filler.
One thing about the CCWs is they do need that "filler" for the front CCB calipers and so you might want to go for some extended studs or at least extended thread lug nuts ...especially if your road racing.
Not a big deal..just something to be aware of.
I believe the Finspeeds (and maybe other manufacturers?) actually take off some material from the mounting flange area for CCB applications to avoid the need for a filler.
The spacers are actually just a plate to fill in the gap on the CCB rotor, it does not push the wheel out any, so no need for extended studs and such...
The spacers are actually just a plate to fill in the gap on the CCB rotor, it does not push the wheel out any, so no need for extended studs and such...
Just an FYI..
The filler does indeed push the mounting surface on the CCWs out away from the intended mounting surface of the rotors thereby reducing useable stud length. The mounting surfaces meet on the factory wheels for the CCBs. You can't get 100 % engagement of the lug nut with the fillers in place. Conventional wisdom is 8 turns minimum, and with 315 A7s, I feel better with a few more than the minimum.
Hey Blair, did you ever get in those extended lugs? Work out any better? Im looking into extended studs eventually
Mike
The extended nuts work ok as a temporary fix....but proper fix will be the longer studs...I have a set of the DRM studs ready for next time I switch pads.
03-28-2016, 12:54 PM
CCW Wheel Fitment?
