USHotRod

Looking to replace my stock Z28 rims and tires to SS rims and tires. Other than the bigger tires, what else needs to be done?

bombd84

nothing. Youre sppedometer willbe off though, unless you get it reprogramed with any hand held programmer or ls1 edit

USHotRod

Why will it be off?? Arent they the same as long as you got the Z rated tires??

Aklaim

SS wheels are 17" ......regualr Z28 wheels are 16" The computer will need to be adjusted for the size change in order for it to read correctly.

Bone Maro

You don't have to worry about the speedometer. The tire height difference going from 245/50/16 tires to 275/40/17 tires is minimal at best.

You'll maybe see a difference of 1mph

2001NBMZ28

Your speedo will be fine - both sizes are approx 25.7"

USHotRod

Holy #$*%!!!!!! Just priced the SS rims through GM. Theyre almost $500 a piece!! I asked if that included the tire. Let me know if yall know someone selling them.

Mister Will

Contact SLP. Other rim manufacturers also make clone SS rims for a cheaper price. $500 dollars is excessive.

USHotRod

Are they as good as SS rims as far as materials go?

GoFast908Z

SLP makes the SS rims!
I got my 2002 Chrome ten-spoke SS rims for $900 + $60 (shipping). Check out www.slponline.com

They have great deals on real SS wheels.

jnco1xprez

SLP sells the regular SS rims rims for $550/set (no tires)
$750 same rims in chrome

they are take off rims and were on another car for less than 5000 miles

Bone Maro

If you keep your eyes open, you can usually find a set of 17" ZR1 rims without tires on here for $400-500, or $600-800 with tires.

USHotRod

Think Im gonna go with the painted SS rims. Thanks for the help.

Z-Attitude

You will like SLP's . I Got the painted ones and wheels, they will still have the nips on the wheels. They are only driven 25-40 miles to SLP and taken off there. Later>>>>>> P.S. I have seen them on E-Bay for sale at times, but that is rare. Also will be more used.

SSpdDmon

Don't forget to pick up a pair of spacers to prevent rubbing under suspension load. http://www.slponline.com/view_produc...RTNUMBER=80046