CCW SP20A's 18x10.5-19x13 WITH 355-25-19's
01-22-2008, 05:20 PM
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man, nice set of rims and tires, good price free bump for you. good luck on the sell...
01-23-2008, 11:43 AM
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i really dont know the backspacing, im not sure how to measure it either. they where on my minitubbed c5 and fit perfect
yes the rear are 355-25-19. only car made with this size is the viper
yes the rear are 355-25-19. only car made with this size is the viper
01-23-2008, 11:48 AM
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To measure backspacing, you can put a straightedge across the rear of the rim (not the tire) and it is the distance from the rear of the rim to the rear face of the wheel that bolts to the hub.
I was also wondering what the rear wheels lip dimension is?
Thanks for the info.
I was also wondering what the rear wheels lip dimension is?
Thanks for the info.
01-23-2008, 12:07 PM
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i think the lip is 3" but ill check when i get off work
To measure backspacing, you can put a straightedge across the rear of the rim (not the tire) and it is the distance from the rear of the rim to the rear face of the wheel that bolts to the hub.
I was also wondering what the rear wheels lip dimension is?
Thanks for the info.
I was also wondering what the rear wheels lip dimension is?
Thanks for the info.
01-23-2008, 02:18 PM
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01-23-2008, 02:27 PM
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You would be right, except I have the widebody rear fenders that give me 2" more, that is why I need that bs to fill the fenders out, anything less looks odd. I have some 18x13 and 20x13 with that bs, I really liked the 355s and the CCWs. I can't tub because of the cage rear bars and their mount structure, and the wheels need to mount out that far for the flares.
Good luck with the sale, those are very nice wheels. That is a GREAT price. Those would look good on a tubbed car, very aggressive stance.
Good luck with the sale, those are very nice wheels. That is a GREAT price. Those would look good on a tubbed car, very aggressive stance.
01-23-2008, 02:46 PM
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I WOULD LOVE TO SEE WIDEBODY PICTURES!! only way these would work for you would be with spacers
You would be right, except I have the widebody rear fenders that give me 2" more, that is why I need that bs to fill the fenders out, anything less looks odd. I have some 18x13 and 20x13 with that bs, I really liked the 355s and the CCWs. I can't tub because of the cage rear bars and their mount structure, and the wheels need to mount out that far for the flares.
Good luck with the sale, those are very nice wheels. That is a GREAT price. Those would look good on a tubbed car, very aggressive stance.
Good luck with the sale, those are very nice wheels. That is a GREAT price. Those would look good on a tubbed car, very aggressive stance.
01-23-2008, 04:05 PM
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Got pictures of them on teh car? Would they fit any differently on a coupe than on teh zo6? I've got a coupe and have the kit for minitubbing, but not installed yet.
01-23-2008, 04:48 PM
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no pics right now. i had them on my coupe and they fit perfect with a minitub kit... mini-tub wheels are hard to find and very expensive. these are perfect since you already have the mini-tub kit.. get that kit installed!!!
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