Z06 rims, tires and adapters - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

Bolling · 03-23-2015

Set of OEM Z06 rims with Michelin Super Sport tires and adapters for C4 ZR1. Tire sizes are 275/35/18 and 345/30/19 The rims are super light weight for their size.
They have all been balanced and run very smooth. Here are some pics of the rims on my car. $1200

ghlkal · 03-23-2015

I'm (somewhat) interested.

Are the rims polished or machined?

How old are the tires?

Thanks!

youngrm · 03-23-2015

I'm also interested if the original respondent passes.

Bolling · 03-23-2015

I am sorry I have changed my mind for right now. I really love the way they look on the car.

XfireZ51 · 03-23-2015

As far as I am concerned, those wheels look like they were made for our ZR.
Ever since LocoBob posted pics of his car w them on, I knew THOSE were the wheels. I know, I know, I'm biased.

ghlkal · 03-23-2015

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Originally Posted by Bolling

I am sorry I have changed my mind for right now. I really love the way they look on the car.

I don't blame you.

SillyB · 04-02-2015

Bolling - Are you lowered? Your stance looks great on those wheels but I'm assuming it's because it's dropped + wheels.

Bolling · 04-02-2015

It is not lowered. I think it looks that way because the tires are taller and fill the wheel wells more.

SillyB · 04-02-2015

That's strange, your gap looks less than XfireZ51. I have lowering bolts for mine because I hate the huge gap on stock height but I've never installed them because I live in the foothills and don't want to be bottoming out all over the place. Looks like wheels is the solution, better looking stance without losing clearance.

XfireZ51 · 04-02-2015

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Originally Posted by SillyB

That's strange, your gap looks less than XfireZ51. I have lowering bolts for mine because I hate the huge gap on stock height but I've never installed them because I live in the foothills and don't want to be bottoming out all over the place. Looks like wheels is the solution, better looking stance without losing clearance.

With the tire being about an inch taller than stock, you get that. The wheel stagger also gives the car more of a "rake" look to it. My car is on coilovers, not leafs. Its about a 3 finger gap.

03-23-2015	#2
ghlkal Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 885	Re: Z06 rims, tires and adapters I'm (somewhat) interested. Are the rims polished or machined? How old are the tires? Thanks! __________________ 1990 ZR-1 #2180 Red/Black Many of the usual mods for 460HP, tuned by Marc Haibeck ZR-1 Net Registry Member #1548

03-23-2015	#3
youngrm Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: TX usa Posts: 57	Re: Z06 rims, tires and adapters I'm also interested if the original respondent passes.

03-23-2015	#4
Bolling Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Illinois Posts: 83	Changed my mind for now, please delete I am sorry I have changed my mind for right now. I really love the way they look on the car.

03-23-2015	#5
XfireZ51 Join Date: May 2007 Location: Chicagoland, IL Posts: 9,686	Re: Z06 rims, tires and adapters As far as I am concerned, those wheels look like they were made for our ZR. Ever since LocoBob posted pics of his car w them on, I knew THOSE were the wheels. I know, I know, I'm biased.

04-02-2015	#7
SillyB Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 31	Re: Z06 rims, tires and adapters Bolling - Are you lowered? Your stance looks great on those wheels but I'm assuming it's because it's dropped + wheels.

04-02-2015	#8
Bolling Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Illinois Posts: 83	Re: Z06 rims, tires and adapters It is not lowered. I think it looks that way because the tires are taller and fill the wheel wells more. Last edited by Bolling; 04-02-2015 at 04:47 PM.

04-02-2015	#9
SillyB Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 31	Re: Z06 rims, tires and adapters That's strange, your gap looks less than XfireZ51. I have lowering bolts for mine because I hate the huge gap on stock height but I've never installed them because I live in the foothills and don't want to be bottoming out all over the place. Looks like wheels is the solution, better looking stance without losing clearance.