Which 15" wheels?
Which 15" wheels?
I need to get more traction and am planning on going to a 28" tire. So I will need a set of 15" wheels for my 4th gen. Any suggestions with respect to wheel choice? People have talked about a certain brand/model which will fit with minimal grinding of the rear calipers. I did a search, but couldn't find reference to them.
Also: suggestions for wheels/tires up front? What size spacer will I need to run 15" skinnies with my big brakes? Any sources you can suggest?
Any help/opinions will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Rich Krause
Also: suggestions for wheels/tires up front? What size spacer will I need to run 15" skinnies with my big brakes? Any sources you can suggest?
Any help/opinions will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Rich Krause
Originally posted by tnthub
I am running 15" Cragar Superlite II's. I called Cragar and they matched up my wheels for me. One of their engineers has a TA and had already fit these on it...
I am running 15" Cragar Superlite II's. I called Cragar and they matched up my wheels for me. One of their engineers has a TA and had already fit these on it...
. What width and backspacing are your wheels?This board rocks
.Thank you very much!
Rich Krause
Rich: If you're looking for a track only wheel, check out those Bogart wheels. Link:
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...s&pagenumber=2
You might be able to squeeze a mph or two out of the car just by going to an extremely light wheel. Bonus!
Ryan
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...s&pagenumber=2
You might be able to squeeze a mph or two out of the car just by going to an extremely light wheel. Bonus!
Ryan
Hey Rich...you may be pretty limited with front wheels now that you are doing the C5 conversion....I am doing that brake conversion myself and not sure how feasable it is going to be with skinnies.....it would need a special spacer and I dont know if that is going to work real well. It would be a little odd to see skinnies sticking out of the front wheelwells like dubs LOL
Jason
Jason
Rich, I have the weld draglites and I like them. They're fairly inexpensive and very light. I have 15x8's with 5.5bs. Last year I ran 28x11.5x15's but it seemed like I needed more tire. I would get 15x10's. Only draw back was I had to grind the caliper fins for mine. I know some guys don't. Maybe weld changed the wheels somehow.
Originally posted by N20Dave
Rich, I have the weld draglites and I like them. They're fairly inexpensive and very light. I have 15x8's with 5.5bs. Last year I ran 28x11.5x15's but it seemed like I needed more tire. I would get 15x10's. Only draw back was I had to grind the caliper fins for mine. I know some guys don't. Maybe weld changed the wheels somehow.
Rich, I have the weld draglites and I like them. They're fairly inexpensive and very light. I have 15x8's with 5.5bs. Last year I ran 28x11.5x15's but it seemed like I needed more tire. I would get 15x10's. Only draw back was I had to grind the caliper fins for mine. I know some guys don't. Maybe weld changed the wheels somehow.
Rich Krause
Originally posted by John Denver
What is the backspacing needed to put a 15x10 rim on a 99 t/a? 7.5? How much grinding is involved?
What is the backspacing needed to put a 15x10 rim on a 99 t/a? 7.5? How much grinding is involved?
You can use CCW's They have front skinnies for big brakes
That is what alot of the vette/viper guys do. I am planning on a set but they will be solely for street use
gotta have my big wheels again
That is what alot of the vette/viper guys do. I am planning on a set but they will be solely for street use
gotta have my big wheels again


