I'm looking for camaro pics with Z06 wheels and wheel specs. What size spacers/adapters are you using and offsets on the wheels. Want to put them on my 91, but don't want the wheels to stick out past the fender lips.


Thanks!!

 

saw this car over the weekend. didnt meet the owner though.

 

i spy a gn in the background? nice z too

 

One of the sickest third-gens i have ever seen

 

my camaro on 2 inch adapters


here are more pics of other cars
http://www.skulte.com/gallery/search...=adapter&go=Go!
go here for adapters, he will set you up. if you dont like the width, as long as its not custom, and you havent driven on it, you can send it back for a different size
http://www.skulte.com/
it is a +54mm offset

 

same here 2 inch spacers in the front fourth gen rear end.. 18x9.5

 

That color is sick!!! I always knew that the C6 Z06 wheels would look amazing on a third gen. NICE JOB mystery car man!!

 

WOW SICK>>>!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

18x9.5 with 2 inch spacers

I believe mine were 56 mm offset

 

I'm usually not much of a fan of these wheels, but wow they look perfect on your car! Nice job!

 

Some sick lookin cars in here. I think I might go with these next.

 

yeah I saw that at Ocean City and couldnt get over to let him know about TGO and to bs about his car. Looked sick sitting there in the parking lot.

 

Where did you guys get your spacers? I just picked up a set of C5 Z06s, 17s and 18s. Can't wait to get 'em on my Z28 - scared to see how much tires are gonna run me!

 

Skulte.com has them.

 

check out my original post. all the information was there

 

Get a 4th gen rear end (direct bolt-in) and you'll only need the spacers up front.

If you play your cards right, you can upgrade from drums (if you have them) to discs, to larger discs if you already have discs, better gears, and a posi , if you have an open gear rear end.

 

I have 2 1/4" spacers/adapters on the front with 17 x 9.5 +56mm offset ZR1's, with 18" wheels you can use 2" spacer/adapters. On the rear, I used 2" spacer/adapters for now, swapping in a posi/disk 4th gen rear so I can loose the spacer/adapters and upgrade to a posi/disk. Once I get the rear in, I'm gonna do C5 front brakes, which I can then use the 2" spacer/adapters on the front since the brakes will stick out about 1/4" father than stock.

I bought mine from www.skulte.com. I have a friend who bought some off ebay, and he had to hit them on with a rubber mallet, who knows how he's gonna get them off when he needs to? The skulte ones just slip on and off real easy.



Check out the links in my sig. for more pics.

 

Some SLICK cars in here.

 

This is the exact look I'm going for. 18" C6 Z06 wheels all around. Thanks for the pic.

 

I am just not a fan of those wheels on our cars, just don't seem to flow, now don't take that wrong there are some hot cars on this post, I just think there are better wheel combos out there for the third gen. Just my 2 cents sorry if you guys dont agree.

 

I agree with above...def notning against these beauties

 

18x9.5 with a +56mm offset and 7.4" backspace, wrapped in Kumho Ecsta Supra 275/35ZR18's. Mounted with 2" Skulte adapters.

 

Bet you he isn't even a TG member...

 

Here are some 17 x 9.5" wheels with Nexen N3000 tires 275/40r17. I have 2" spacers all the way around. They do not rub at all, it is extremely close though.

 

very nice car guys keep them going

 

02 ss wheels, 2" spacers, tons of pics in sig

 

i got 18x8.5 vette wheels with a 56mm offset, because they are an inch narrower than other vette wheels does this mean i should still run a 2 inch spacer?

 

Spacer needs are based on offset, not total width.

 

you should check out my pics of my C6 wheels i just put on. I used a 2in spacer all the way around and in the back I plasma cut 1/4in spacer to put on top of it. It made it just right fitting right under the fender

 

Awesome wheels at that!

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I'll be picking up some 18x10.5 Z06 wheels Sunday afternoon. I plan on running them on the front and back so things should get pretty interesting.

 

18" 9.5 all around, but after my C5 brake upgrade up front, I ended up with 1.7" Skulte spacers front and a 4th gen rear.

 

Those C6 wheels look great on your car. FYI, Skulte doesn't produce the adapter/spacers anymore. Dean

 

This thread died? I think these are frickin' sweet: C5 machined face dish. (Not my car, though )

And now I know what color I want to paint my car

 

I was just looking at these rims a few days ago! Now I know I definitely want them! These look GREAT on our cars! I believe they're only 600 for a set!

 

DEAL!!!

 

looking at a set of C5 Z06 rims (the black and chrome motorsport set from corvetteguys.com) 17x8.5 fronts (6.96 back space, 56mm offset), 18x10.5 rears (8.04 backspace, 58mm offset).
currently running a stock 3rd gen rear, but planning a 4th gen disc rear swap in the future, what size spacers should i get

 

i plan on running that same setup, what size tires are you runnign and your also looks lowered is it? im going to be running sportlines think i wouldhave a clearence issue?

 

wait, so where can i get spacers, that skulte place is out of buisness? any ideas?? searched on google, but not truly sure what im looking for...

 

http://www.ezaccessory.com/Wheel_Ada...FQprKgodnxc1_w

 

so the adapter doesnt matter, as long as its 2 inch thick right??
http://www.ezaccessory.com/Wheel_Ada...5450-5450f.htm
so those would work with 2 inch thick and 5 spoke.

 

4.5 to 4.5 wont work on a camaro... the camaro and corvette have 4.75 inch bolt pattern... these are the ones you'll need. http://www.ezaccessory.com/Wheel_Ada...5475-5475c.htm

 

I bought a set of the ezaccessory.com hub-centric adapters, specifically labeled for corvette, camaro, from eBay.

since these are hub-centric, I measured the ID of the hub bore (the part that registers with the cars' axle flange):

2.767" 2.770" 2.770" 2.771"

I measure the axle flange hub diameters on my 90:
front: 2.781"
rear: 2.779" (9-bolt BW)

I just did one side of the car.

the ezaccessory adapter register that mates with the wheel hub bore measured at 2.765"/2.767".

on the C4 ZR1-style 17x9.5 wheels I bought, the hub bore is 2.796".

I think if I want to use these adapters, need to take them to a machine shop and get the bore ID increased 0.010" to 2.780". or is it normal to have a 10 thousandths interference fit? dunno...

and since I had the wheels off, BS on the stock IROC 16x8 rims is:
front: 4.5"
rear: 5-1/8"

just FWIW.

 

here is my 91 rs, has 17x9.5 c6 zo6 deep lip wheels with 255/40/17 all the way around and 2inch adapters all the way around. you can fit wider tires if stock height but mine is lowerd and wont fit 275s

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/387853...oupe-2d/page-3

 

Heres my 91 camaro just got the wheels and tires on this week! let me know what you guys think

 

You can fit 275's just fine even with your car lowered. There are guys running 285's and 295's with cars that are slammed farther down than yours without any inner fender well modifications.

on the rear.... 285's on a 10.5" wide rim with 56mm offset and a 2" adapter will fit even with sportline springs, believe it or not. Tight as hell but it'll fit.

You may even find some running as wide as 305, that'd be pretty brave though without any mods.

Your car looks great! make at least those rear tires 275's and I think you'll take its appearance to the next level!

Keep it clean man! looks great!

 

thanks, but i would have ran 275s but some reason my rear bumb stop mounts wont allow me to run them! i had them on there and blew out my driver side the first bump i hit!! so i said screw it and got 255s all the way around i didnt want to screw with changing anything

 

yup, i noticed that too, rear bump stop is pretty darn close. car in pic was jacked up on left side, so right-side tire is tilted towards top of wheel well, closer to bump stop.

I'm going to be trying some 275/40/17's on 9.5x17 rims on my 90, but trying to stay close to the stock backspacing of 5.125 inches for the rear. new wheels are 38mm offset (6.75" measured BS), so have some 41mm spacer/adapters on order to get it all right. net BS calculates out to 5.13".

I almost had a cow before learning that 9.5" advertised width rims are 10.5" overall width. I guess the width is measured on the inside of the bead seat, seat to seat. as opposed to plain old rim-edge to rim-edge. kinda always wondered about that.

 

its just one side on mine that hits, the other has plenty of room, to me it looks like it was remounted on mine some how and just slashed my tire. and i didnt think about that at all when i got my wheels that they are 10.5 in wide over all! but oh well i got em to work! hopefully i will be running 275s again after i fix that one bump stop

 

here's what the other side bump stop looks like, FWIW.

 

Doesnt the panhard bar affect the position of the rear end side to side. If your car is lowered you will need an adjustable panhard bar to fix it ryte?