Yeah. They had to have special offsets to clear my calipers and be 18x12".Originally Posted by speedminded
Edit: I was going to order another set of CCW SP500s but they could only make them in 18x11 and it was a heavier wheel.
Yeah. They had to have special offsets to clear my calipers and be 18x12".Originally Posted by speedminded
Edit: I was going to order another set of CCW SP500s but they could only make them in 18x11 and it was a heavier wheel.
They look kinda like Team Dynamics wheels.Originally Posted by iloveboost
Was going to order the CCW C14s but they advised the C10s would be lighter and they could make the C14 spoke design for me so I agreed.Originally Posted by speedminded
18x12, 19lbs and clear my calipers. I ordered some 2pc rotors to free up some weight also. Saved 18lbs in the front rotors!
That's what i'm talkin about, 19 lbs for a wheel that size is extremely lightOriginally Posted by iloveboost
Most BBS's normally run at least 5lbs more than that in like a 10" width!
Good rotors make a world of differance too, i assume they're a split surface rotor with the cooling fins inbetween then bolted to an aluminum hat? It makes no sense why rotors aren't made like that/installed from the factory, especially on "performance" cars?! It's funny you go on eBay and find stock Z06 brake sets complete for under $400![]()
2pc, aluminum hat, open slot rotors. These rotors cost about $415 a piece. Regular non-drilled/slotted rotors aren't so bad on the C5Z. I've got the C6Z brake upgrade so the rotors are bigger and more expensive. =|Originally Posted by speedminded
No point in having light wheels if the rotor is 30lbs, lol. Stock C6Z rotors are 26lbs. My rotors weigh in at 17.
My 12" rotors (technically 11.95" shhh!) were around $200 each PLUS the cost of having a custom hat machined. You pay for qualilty parts but i think it's more than worth it when it comes to brakes and suspension.Originally Posted by iloveboost
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