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Yep, i saved that one. they are Curtis Speed 17 x 7 and the tires are Diamond Back 225/50/17. not sure of the offset. if you find out post or let me know. jcw
Yep, i saved that one. they are Curtis Speed 17 x 7 and the tires are Diamond Back 225/50/17. not sure of the offset. if you find out post or let me know. jcw
Love the look too. Looks very classy and sporty. Like an updated version of Knock-Off Wheels. Unfortunately, they probably run a grand apiece and over-priced for most Corvette Hobbyist.
Mike thats cheaper than the wheels for the Ford GT you sold me
I found these referenced on a CF post a few days ago and now can't find the post. As usual. Anyone know who makes these?
That’s my car and as listed above Mike Curtis, Curtis Speed milled and polished. I think the next set I get will be cast centers, I feel they will have a more vintage feel.
Rob -- Those are among the very best-looking wheels I've seen for a Sting Ray; elegant yet bold, like the car. Congratulations on the design and getting them made.
Rob -- Those are among the very best-looking wheels I've seen for a Sting Ray; elegant yet bold, like the car. Congratulations on the design and getting them made.
Those are beautiful, expensive for a reason Im sure.
Is it possible to get anything more than a 225 under it ?
On my on car, a 67 with stock body with 17x7x4.75 backspacing wheels I run 235-45 or 245-45 tires front and rear. The parking brake brackets have been moved from the sides to the tops of the training arms, otherwise no changes.
12-13-2018, 08:36 PM
Who makes these knock-off-like wheels?
