Sport Cup 2 on Z51 wheels
#1
Sport Cup 2 on Z51 wheels
Hi guys,
I have some 265/35/R19 and 295/30/R20 Sport Cup 2 tires that a friend of mine gave me last year, barely a few hundred miles on them.
Will they fit my Z51 ? I'm lowered on stock bolts.
How are they compared with the R888s ?
Regards,
Michael
I have some 265/35/R19 and 295/30/R20 Sport Cup 2 tires that a friend of mine gave me last year, barely a few hundred miles on them.
Will they fit my Z51 ? I'm lowered on stock bolts.
How are they compared with the R888s ?
Regards,
Michael
Last edited by ElSpa; 03-07-2016 at 01:25 PM.
#2
Drifting
That is the sizes I run on my '15 Z51.
Mine is lowered on stock bolts also.
Don't know how they compare in size with R888's.
Mine is lowered on stock bolts also.
Don't know how they compare in size with R888's.
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Someone posted..
I also have a Z51 that I track. Someone who runs those posted that they DO rub if you are lowered on stock bolts, I wanted to use them but I didn't want to raise car and I want ZERO rubbing, esp on Track. Some guys run them on the street seemingly with no issues, esp if they aren't lowered. Good luck and report results I would love to run those but don't want to rub and want to leave car lowered
#8
Instructor
I run 255/295 MPSS lowered on stock bolts. Slight rub front and rear. I have a few spots that are rubbing and a couple that have rubbed enough to create a small hole in the liner.
#9
on the stock z51 wheels?
That's cool!!! if this is true, I am going to upgrade to those sizes!
#10
I had the rears installed today...no rubbing so far.
My first impression is that they hook less then the PSS...but maybe it's still cold outside...
My first impression is that they hook less then the PSS...but maybe it's still cold outside...
Last edited by ElSpa; 03-08-2016 at 01:27 PM.
#11
Melting Slicks
Everything I have heard is that you have to heat up the Cup's pretty good before they will hook. Keep us posted with your results. For a street tire the PSS non-runflats seem like a worthy option..