Wheels - Give Input Please
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the mille miglia are really cheap if you dont have much to spend. i dont think they come in polish or chrome however. the camaro fitting version of the cobra R wheels is at http://www.performancewheeloutlet.co...ml?id=1&step=2 its called the milan. you can get them in 18x9 The price on these wheels is great too. Thinking about picking up a set myself. I think its a great 5 star design.
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18x9.5 is good and so is 19x9.5 but tires are more expensive.
You can do 20's too with no problem.
For 18" wheels, 275x35 will keep the stock diameter of the wheel, not 285x35. For 19" I think it is 275x30 and for 20" you can't keep the stock diameter.
18x9.5 is good and so is 19x9.5 but tires are more expensive.
You can do 20's too with no problem.
For 18" wheels, 275x35 will keep the stock diameter of the wheel, not 285x35. For 19" I think it is 275x30 and for 20" you can't keep the stock diameter.
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From: new port richey,fl.
if your looking for a basic, inexpensive chrome 18 inch wheel check out the eagle alloy 063 wheel similar to the cobra r wheel their website address is www.aewheels.com.if you want something a little more flashy check out the mkw mk-9 wheel(18x8.5)probably gonna pay around $300/wheel,thats what we sell them for but they look nice though.
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Originally posted by KevinAce
Any specific styles that you guys think look good on the newer Camaro body? Any pics of your cars, or cars you've seen with non-factory wheels?
Any specific styles that you guys think look good on the newer Camaro body? Any pics of your cars, or cars you've seen with non-factory wheels?
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Originally posted by KillerTA
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18x9.5 is good and so is 19x9.5 but tires are more expensive.
You can do 20's too with no problem.
For 18" wheels, 275x35 will keep the stock diameter of the wheel, not 285x35. For 19" I think it is 275x30 and for 20" you can't keep the stock diameter.
www.superbuytires.com
18x9.5 is good and so is 19x9.5 but tires are more expensive.
You can do 20's too with no problem.
For 18" wheels, 275x35 will keep the stock diameter of the wheel, not 285x35. For 19" I think it is 275x30 and for 20" you can't keep the stock diameter.
Also, which tires do you guys recommend? I guess any type of low profile tire, I'm going to feel every bump on the road.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated...
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Originally posted by Severous01
the cobra rims have a different bolt pattern, however they do have that style for our cars. the ford bolt pattern is, I think, 5x100mm and ours is 5x114mm. i think thats right. whatever, there arent too many wheels that fit our cars. the factory replacement rims and cragar are the two biggest, and volk has a 18x9.5 that can be notched. wouldnt suggest notching rims for higher powered cars though.
the cobra rims have a different bolt pattern, however they do have that style for our cars. the ford bolt pattern is, I think, 5x100mm and ours is 5x114mm. i think thats right. whatever, there arent too many wheels that fit our cars. the factory replacement rims and cragar are the two biggest, and volk has a 18x9.5 that can be notched. wouldnt suggest notching rims for higher powered cars though.
We can also use the BMW pattern, which is 120mm
(Not tryin to be a *******, just want this guy and future readers to get the right info)
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