CCW Drag Pack FS
Figured I would start by listing these in here, hoping for a local sale. Local is the central NJ area
This is a complete CCW Drag Pack (Classic series modular / polished wheels), used on a 2003 Chevy C5 Corvette (with OEM brakes), mounted, balanced and ready to roll & race. Tires are in great shape with less than ten passes on them and have been stored indoors.
Fronts: CCW Classics with DOT approved M&H RaceMaster 26.00 x 4.50-17, Bias-Ply, Blackwall fronts
Rears: CCW Classics with rim screws, running Hoosier Quick Time Pros with inner-tubes. Tires are DOT approved LT 28 x 11.5-16, Bias-ply with white letters
Asking $1,595 (local pickup only). If these need to be shipped, buyer pays 100% of shipping cost (non-negotiable).
Photos (all taken on 8/5/14):

Last edited by digivex; Aug 24, 2014 at 05:00 PM. Reason: SOLD
If anyone else can answer, please chime in

They fit a '97-'04 C5 vette with standard sized / OEM front & rear brakes.
If you are local to central NJ, you are welcome to PM me, arrange a visit and put them on your car to check fitment
Edit: I see you are in MO... Not quite "local" (sorry). But, that offer is open to anyone who is in the area.
Last edited by digivex; Aug 7, 2014 at 04:26 PM.
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I currently have 14 rims/tires

I am trying to cut back a bit, getting myself down to one radial and one bias drag pack (8 rims/tires in total)
These were purchased when I was running stock rear fenders and stock / OEM (standard) brakes - not a big brake kit. Since then, I've changed spindles and brakes to allow me to use 15" rims and added L5 flares on the rear to widen it.
I last used this CCW drag pack for an LSx event that required a skinnier rear (before I purchased some x275 radials that I now use). These were the max width bias allowed for that event. However, I used wheel spacers to make the rears look better under the fender flares. I'll attach a pic of that, below.
Originally, I ran the rear with 26" tires. But, increased them to 28" later on, with the help of coil-overs to raise the rear a bit as well as changing the liners in the rear.











