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Old 04-22-2009, 08:56 PM   #1
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Y2k Wheels

Hey guys im thinking about putting some Y2K wheels on my 86 TA. Does anyone know how much a single wheel weights? Or what size spacers are needed to mount these on a 3rd gen trans am?
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i have them and looked up their weight, they weigh around 26lbs, and more for reproductions. you need 2" spacers front and back i think, double check on the rears
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Sweet thanks, What kind of car do you have them mounted on? do you have any pics of them on your car?
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Those wheels look sweet on that car. Nice car too. What size tires are you running? Are all of your rims 17s or are the front 17s rear 18s?
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thanks! 245x45x17 front and 275x40x18 rear
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Re: Y2k Wheels

I found this on a Corvette forum:


19.2 lbs, front; 21.4 lbs, rear - 97-99 OEM wagon - Src
22 lbs, front; 29 lbs, rear - 97-99 OEM wagon - Src
17 lbs, front; 19.5 lbs rear - 97-00 OEM magnesium - Src
17.5 lbs, front; 19.5 lbs, rear - 97-00 OEM magnesium - Src
18.08 lbs, front; 20.06 rear - 00 OEM standard, thin spoke, high polish - Src
17 lbs, front; 20 lbs, rear - 00 OEM standard, thin spoke, painted, no sensors or center caps - Src
16 lbs, front; 20 lbs, rear - 01 OEM standard high polish - Src
19.6 lbs, front; 21.4 lbs, rear - 01 Z06 forged - Src
19.2 lbs, front; 21 lbs, rear - 02-04 Z06 cast/spun - Src, Src
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24/25 lbs - Z07 wheel weight, front - Src
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2001 stock Z-06 17 x 9.5 wheel 20.00 lbs
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C6 Corvette stock rims (-05, painted)8,5 X 18 - 21.6 lbs, 10 X 19 - 24 lbs
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245x45x17 front and 275x40x18 rear

2" spacers all around is ideal
I have 1.5" spacers up front and ground some off the tierod ends

Rear fenderwells needed some hammering near LCA

Nothing too bad
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don't know if off-set is the same as 16" Y2K's but just to throw it out there....I ran 2" up front, and 1 5/8" on rear....
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I tried 1.5" in the rear but the clearance was about 1/8" near the LCA. Too close for comfort

2" is ideal. It fill the fenderwell without going past it and cutting the tire
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I'm pretty sure they weigh less than 26 lbs. That's more than TT2 wheels...
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What are TT2 Wheels? Thanks for all the help this has been great. Now alls i have to do is find a pair set of these.
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TT2's are American Racing Torque Thrust 2's.

Also, Sailtexas, I've seen your car on these boards several times over the years, but that new hood really makes it stand out now! Looks great!
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I'm pretty sure they weigh less than 26 lbs. That's more than TT2 wheels...
possible, i though it was high to, but thats what i found in a list like the one posted above, and with all the BS on the intrawebz its entirely possible that its incorrect. also that could be for a replica and was listed as the OEM weight. i can say my replicas are HEAVY - 26lbs doesnt seem unreasonable, i really want to get rid of them.
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RevItUpZ28 - thanks! the hood kinda fell into my lap and turned out great, im glad i went with it over the ss hood
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sailtexas186548... I love those wheels on your car! How wide are they and what spacers are you running... 2" front/1.75" rear? I need new tires badly (2/32 of tread left front and 1/32 left in the rear) and I figured I would upgrade to 17's to try and get rid of some sidewall at the same time. Are the staggered sizes noticeable or not? I can never find only 17x9/9.5 wheels... it is always a 17/18 combo. I'm also having difficulty finding the grey wheels like you have. All I can find is either chrome or polished.

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sailtexas186548... I love those wheels on your car! How wide are they and what spacers are you running... 2" front/1.75" rear? I need new tires badly (2/32 of tread left front and 1/32 left in the rear) and I figured I would upgrade to 17's to try and get rid of some sidewall at the same time. Are the staggered sizes noticeable or not? I can never find only 17x9/9.5 wheels... it is always a 17/18 combo. I'm also having difficulty finding the grey wheels like you have. All I can find is either chrome or polished.

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they are 17X8.5 up front and 18X9.5 out back. up front i have 2" spacers, and in the rear i have a 1/8" slip on spacer and a 4th gen rear. my wheels are chrome lol, i have a crappy camera. staggered.. ehh it works for c5s and c6s right? i think thats all about car/suspension set up. ive been autocrossing it a bunch lately so im gonna shoot you a pm to not clutter this thread!

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