Picture Request: Z06 Reps on Base
#1
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Picture Request: Z06 Reps on Base
I'm lightly considering new wheels in the coming months. I like factory look, and under $1,000 would be great, so I'm thinking Z06 replicas. It seems Florida Speed Shop and House of Wheels are the go-to's for OE style replicas. However, they only offer the aforementioned wheels in chrome and black - neither of which I like; I want silver or gray! Not looking to do any suspension mods.
Thoughts or suggestions?
Thoughts or suggestions?
Last edited by KingCorvette93; 01-21-2019 at 01:32 PM.
#3
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House of Wheels and Florida Speed Shop both confirmed that the Z06 replicas are only offered in black and chrome. Bummer...
Thank you for the link! Might consider buying the wheels anyway, then plasti dip to try out some colors. Not really a fan of plasti dip for other than testing things out, tho.
#4
Le Mans Master
House of Wheels and Florida Speed Shop both confirmed that the Z06 replicas are only offered in black and chrome. Bummer...
Thank you for the link! Might consider buying the wheels anyway, then plasti dip to try out some colors. Not really a fan of plasti dip for other than testing things out, tho.
Thank you for the link! Might consider buying the wheels anyway, then plasti dip to try out some colors. Not really a fan of plasti dip for other than testing things out, tho.
#7
Burning Brakes
Are those stock caliper covers? I would love to put those on mine.
Also, I plasti-dipped my wheels on my Camaro and it held up very well. The key is putting it on a very clean surface and put a lot of very light coats on it to build up the covering. I put probably 10 coats and then the clear on top. They lasted over 2.5 years and only reason it wasn't longer is I was getting my Camaro back to stock before I turned it in. So then I pressure washed them clean. Came off relatively easy, but took some time. So if you are unsure what you wanna do with the wheels, it is a good option that can be removed. I
Also, I plasti-dipped my wheels on my Camaro and it held up very well. The key is putting it on a very clean surface and put a lot of very light coats on it to build up the covering. I put probably 10 coats and then the clear on top. They lasted over 2.5 years and only reason it wasn't longer is I was getting my Camaro back to stock before I turned it in. So then I pressure washed them clean. Came off relatively easy, but took some time. So if you are unsure what you wanna do with the wheels, it is a good option that can be removed. I
Last edited by SPSandman; 01-22-2019 at 10:06 AM.
#8
Le Mans Master
When those were taken it was at the stock ride height. Not sure why you think the Z06 style wheel at stock height will be any different then any other wheel.
#9
Le Mans Master
Are those stock caliper covers? I would love to put those on mine.
Also, I plasti-dipped my wheels on my Camaro and it held up very well. The key is putting it on a very clean surface and put a lot of very light coats on it to build up the covering. I put probably 10 coats and then the clear on top. They lasted over 2.5 years and only reason it wasn't longer is I was getting my Camaro back to stock before I turned it in. So then I pressure washed them clean. Came off relatively easy, but took some time. So if you are unsure what you wanna do with the wheels, it is a good option that can be removed. I
Also, I plasti-dipped my wheels on my Camaro and it held up very well. The key is putting it on a very clean surface and put a lot of very light coats on it to build up the covering. I put probably 10 coats and then the clear on top. They lasted over 2.5 years and only reason it wasn't longer is I was getting my Camaro back to stock before I turned it in. So then I pressure washed them clean. Came off relatively easy, but took some time. So if you are unsure what you wanna do with the wheels, it is a good option that can be removed. I
#10
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Yours look great!!!