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Old Feb 19, 2019 | 08:58 PM
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Other than some guys here selling used set of badass wheels. Any other, slightly lesser quality/price, options out there for proper fitting 18x10.5 front and 18x11 rear wheels?

Any vendor? Looking in the 800-2000 price range for a set.

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Old Feb 20, 2019 | 12:02 AM
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Old Feb 20, 2019 | 08:50 AM
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@VibeMotorsports they have a huge selection of wheels and have been good to deal with over the phone/e mails. Ask for Jake, he is their Corvette guy.
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Gerry at CW4L is a great guy and very knowledgeable. I’d deal with him again for sure.
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Gerry at CW4L is a great guy and very knowledgeable. I’d deal with him again for sure.
No luck on these. Cw4l is out of my price range.
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I suppose you could get a custom set from Forgestars? 19"/20" widebody sizes runs you about $1800, so I suppose much smaller (and narrower) 18" wheels should run you a bit less. You can also use TSW Nurburgring or Interlago wheels, but it would be 10.5" square.
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Old Feb 24, 2019 | 07:12 AM
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Originally Posted by X25
I suppose you could get a custom set from Forgestars? 19"/20" widebody sizes runs you about $1800, so I suppose much smaller (and narrower) 18" wheels should run you a bit less. You can also use TSW Nurburgring or Interlago wheels, but it would be 10.5" square.
I got a custom set of F14's in 18x11 and 18x12 for my GS. I bought them packaged together with TPMS and tires mounted for $3k (including shipping) but I think wheels alone were like $1400-1500. You may need to check on the 18x10.5 since I really wanted 18x12.5 in the rear but they only offer 18x12 or 18x13.
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Originally Posted by X25
I suppose you could get a custom set from Forgestars? 19"/20" widebody sizes runs you about $1800, so I suppose much smaller (and narrower) 18" wheels should run you a bit less. You can also use TSW Nurburgring or Interlago wheels, but it would be 10.5" square.
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I got a custom set of F14's in 18x11 and 18x12 for my GS. I bought them packaged together with TPMS and tires mounted for $3k (including shipping) but I think wheels alone were like $1400-1500. You may need to check on the 18x10.5 since I really wanted 18x12.5 in the rear but they only offer 18x12 or 18x13.
Thanks guys. I'm having trouble finding anyone that has ran a 10.5 +65 rear offset that's about 1/2 inch farther out back. Front 18x10.5 +56 wheels, I wonder if +65 works. 3/8 inch closer to suspension even.

I'd be running 305/35r18 rear and 295/30r18 front r888r likely. Other choice is 305/35r18 rear and 275/35 front nt01s.
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My wet track wheels are TSW nurburings. The 18x10.5 +65 fits just fine in front (and clears J56 brakes)

I use hoosier H20's on them mostly now but I have in the past used NT01 305/35/18 and Pirelli 305/660/18
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Originally Posted by lobsterroboto
My wet track wheels are TSW nurburings. The 18x10.5 +65 fits just fine in front (and clears J56 brakes)

I use hoosier H20's on them mostly now but I have in the past used NT01 305/35/18 and Pirelli 305/660/18
Fantastic thank you! How about the rear? No problem?
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Originally Posted by BrunoTheMellow
Fantastic thank you! How about the rear? No problem?
none at all, my car does have coil overs tho.

Originally i had 18x9 +53 front and 18x10.5 +65 in the rear, I had accidentally had tires mounted on the wrong wheels and I wasn't paying attention and put the rears on the front because I just looked at the tire size and just sent it. So I had the right size tires front to back but the wrong size wheels front to back lol

I didn't realize until I came back to the paddock. Tires were very stretched but whatever its how i learned i could use those 10.5s in the front.

I have sanded down my fenders a bit to keep from rubbing the sidewall to much under full compression but that's just for all my wheels/tires not these in particular.
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Originally Posted by lobsterroboto
none at all, my car does have coil overs tho.

Originally i had 18x9 +53 front and 18x10.5 +65 in the rear, I had accidentally had tires mounted on the wrong wheels and I wasn't paying attention and put the rears on the front because I just looked at the tire size and just sent it. So I had the right size tires front to back but the wrong size wheels front to back lol

I didn't realize until I came back to the paddock. Tires were very stretched but whatever its how i learned i could use those 10.5s in the front.

I have sanded down my fenders a bit to keep from rubbing the sidewall to much under full compression but that's just for all my wheels/tires not these in particular.
Thanks for the details. I'm on z06 springs so that should help a bit. Specially the front.
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We can do a set of Forgestars!

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Old Feb 25, 2019 | 08:21 PM
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Forgestar wont make 18s for the offset you need..

The best cost effective setup ive seen (i hate the look though) is 18x9.5 front and 18x11 rears from MRR in ZR1 reps..
Im going to be purchasing a set shortly
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Signature forged!! Priced right and extremely good quality for the buck!!! Talk to Khoa carbon competition!
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I'm going with TSW interlagos 18x10.5 square setup. Thanks guys.
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