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Old 08-01-2009, 10:23 AM
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Default Looking at CCW wheels

I think I'm going to buy these:
CCW style SP20
18x10 front (2" lip)
19x11.5 rears (3"lip)
Any suggestions on tire sizes? I would like to go with at least a 335/30 for the rears, if they make them? If they do, what brand do you guys (girls) suggest? Won't track the car, even after I put a blower on her. Oh yeah, ECS here I come
If anyone is running this style of rims and has a pic, please feel free to post them!
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Good choice. I'd just call CCW and ask them for the right setup, including the tires. They'll come mounted already, which will protect them in shipping and keep you from having some goon at the tire shop mess them up.
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Originally Posted by kerryt1
Good choice. I'd just call CCW and ask them for the right setup, including the tires. They'll come mounted already, which will protect them in shipping and keep you from having some goon at the tire shop mess them up.
Yes, I did see that on their site. I have Vredestein tires now. Although they are an excellent tire, they don't come in the sizes I am looking for (bummer). Have any recommendations on which tire to go for? Also, not sure which way to go on the rims: Gloss black w/chrome lip or all chrome

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My vote is all chrome!
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You'll need a mini tub or aftermarket fenders to clear a 335 otherwise it will still out some.
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Ok. I've been looking at tires. seems that there are not to many choices out there. So far I found Nitto NT05 that come in 335/30/19 and for the front either : 275 or 265/35/18
Then you have a size I really like (BUT WILL IT FIT!) Nitto; INVO sizes 345/35 19 rear
275/35/18 front
Michelin PS2 comes in both combos as the above Nitto INVOS as also their PS2 ZP (run flats)
Need help here people!
will the 345 fit without any mod?

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Don't they offer Nitto Invos?
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Originally Posted by bullitt4110
You'll need a mini tub or aftermarket fenders to clear a 335 otherwise it will still out some.
I was told with a 335 all I need to do is take out the rear brake vent ducks (not the vent itself)
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I was going to recommend Nitto Invos as well. That's the tire I will be ordering with my CCW's this fall season.

I saw on one of the vendor sites somewhere that 335's will indeed fit in the rear, but on z06's you have to remove the rear brake ducts.

Can anyone else confirm this?
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Originally Posted by kerryt1
Don't they offer Nitto Invos?
They go from 325 to 345
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Originally Posted by Quickshift_C5
I was going to recommend Nitto Invos as well. That's the tire I will be ordering with my CCW's this fall season.

I saw on one of the vendor sites somewhere that 335's will indeed fit in the rear, but on z06's you have to remove the rear brake ducts.

Can anyone else confirm this?
That's where I'm getting my info from
They don't make a 335/19 though
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Originally Posted by photoguy
My vote is all chrome!
I have all chrome now and I love it. BUT, I saw the style I am interested in and it looks great with the deep 3" chrome lip with the center black..decisions, decisions
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Originally Posted by dcd58
That's where I'm getting my info from
They don't make a 335/19 though
Yeah, I was going to get a 325/30/19 Nitto Invo rear on a CCW 11.5" wheel myself. I was just commenting on the thread-starters 335 choice.

There shouldn't be any clearance issues with a 325 right?
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Originally Posted by Quickshift_C5
Yeah, I was going to get a 325/30/19 Nitto Invo rear on a CCW 11.5" wheel myself. I was just commenting on the thread-starters 335 choice.

There shouldn't be any clearance issues with a 325 right?
According to the site, no. But I'm getting into an area I'm really not to familiar with. I'm sure someone will jump in. What style are you going with?
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Unless you're tubbed or have a wide body kit the 335 and 345's will not fit under your stock fenders and will stick out.

I have a wide body vette and 345 will just fit under without any modifications (more).

They definitely do not fit on a stock vette.
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Originally Posted by Quickshift_C5
Yeah, I was going to get a 325/30/19 Nitto Invo rear on a CCW 11.5" wheel myself.
What size front will you use?
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Originally Posted by ajg1915
Unless you're tubbed or have a wide body kit the 335 and 345's will not fit under your stock fenders and will stick out.

I have a wide body vette and 345 will just fit under without any modifications (more).

They definitely do not fit on a stock vette.
Thanks! Exactly what I was looking for. So Then I should follow Quickshift_C5 and go with a 325 so there will be no issues

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Originally Posted by dcd58
Thanks! Exactly what I was looking for. So Then I should follow Quickshift_C5 and go with a 325 so there will be no issues
I think a 305 or 315 is the largest that will fit under the fender with the removal of the air ducts.

Any bigger will stick out or rub the inner tub when cornering.
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Originally Posted by ajg1915
I think a 305 or 315 is the largest that will fit under the fender with the removal of the air ducts.

Any bigger will stick out or rub the inner tub when cornering.
Hmmm, interesting
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Originally Posted by dcd58
What size front will you use?
Going with the SP500's.

Front Wheel: 19x9.5
Rear Wheel: 19x11.5

Front Tire: 265/30/19 - Nitto Invo
Rear Tire: 325/30/19 - Nitto Invo


I may change the front tire size to a 275/30/19, but I haven't decided yet.


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