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    1. #1
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      Aug 2008
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      Wheel Choice for 4th Gen Camaro

      Here are the guidelines/limits:
      CAR 2002 Camaro SS (see sig)
      -Must be OE style wheel d/t price (this includes the new C6 Grand sport wheel)
      Links for wheels:
      http://www.oewheelsllc.com/Wheels-for-Camaro/c304226/
      http://6litereaterdesigns.com/store/...hp?cPath=21_79
      -Open to 17 or 18" wheels
      -Lowered on strano springs/Koni's
      -Stock calipers right now
      -Prefer not to run spacers
      -Must be a 200 + treadwear tire
      -No tubs or mini tubs
      -I am willing to run a larger front setup for competition and downsize fronts (and rears?) for the street



      I would love to run the lightest style of OE wheels (if anyone has input on weights), and I would prefer to run this same wheel/tire for street and track (since I'm 200+ treadwear anyway)...I am planning on using the new Nitto NT05. Like I said, I am not opposed to running a larger tire upfront for competition and staggard on the street FWIW.

      The NT05's come in the following sizes that I would consider: 275/40 17, 315/35 17, 275/40 18, 295/35 18

      Looking for input from those who compete and who have gone down this road before...Thanks!


    2. #2
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      I had black chrome C6 Z06 wheels on my 99 SS. Fronts were 17's and 18's on the rear. I used Toyo RA1 for a tire.


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      Troy

    3. #3
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      Those are the C6 ZO6 style wheels, 18x9.5 275/35/18 and 18x10.5 295/35/18
      1972 Nova Ridetech, Forgeline, Falken Tires, Wilwood, Bowler Performance Transmission, Lingenfelter Performance Engineering.

    4. #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by Bad94 View Post


      Those are the C6 ZO6 style wheels, 18x9.5 275/35/18 and 18x10.5 295/35/18
      How are those working for you in competition size wise (balance, understeer etc)? Have you thought about doing 295's up front or does it work well as it?

    5. #5
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      I have always liked the C5 deep dish or the C6 Z06 deep dish.
      Stephen

    6. #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by pharmd View Post
      How are those working for you in competition size wise (balance, understeer etc)? Have you thought about doing 295's up front or does it work well as it?

      With 190K on stock suspenison its kinda hard to tell.

      But on street driving, its great.
      1972 Nova Ridetech, Forgeline, Falken Tires, Wilwood, Bowler Performance Transmission, Lingenfelter Performance Engineering.

    7. #7
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      Oct 2010
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      Kansas
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      shr3trinity, I'm running the C5 ZO6 OE wheels on my 01 WS6, 275/35/18 18x9.5 frt, 295/35/18 18x10.5 rear BFG KDW II. I've ran this setup for 4 years while stationed in Germany, numours laps at the Hockenhiem ring, 2 King of the Hill (auto-x, road course, 1/4mi) wins, and over 30k autobahn miles without an issues. No wheel spacers and they clear my Stoptech frt brakes, I did have a slight rub on the inner seatbelt buldge reat but it was just enought to take the undercoating off when I auto-x'd it. The balance is awesome no understeer but I have the complete LG Motorsports G-2 suspension under it. She's very predictable, the tires let you know when they've reached their limits. Hope this helps
      Val
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      Desert Storm, OIF 2003 & 2004
      1973 Firebird
      2001 Trans Am WS6

    8. #8
      Join Date
      Aug 2011
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      C5 Magnesium wheels, pretty damn light. I am running the typical spacers for oem vette wheels and had to roll the rear fender lip to fit 275s.






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