View Poll Results: What wheels would you buy for an IROC-Simmons F-Series or chrome ZR-1 wheels?
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Simmons F-series wheels or chrome ZR-1's on an IROC?
12-23-2001, 11:29 PM
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Car: 2015 Camaro Z/28 & 2013 Super Bee
Engine: LS7 and 392 HEMI
Simmons F-series wheels or chrome ZR-1's on an IROC?
I'm thinking abut getting either the Simmons F-Series wheels or chrome ZR-1 wheels. Both would be 17"x11" rears and 16"x8" fronts (Simmons makes them in this size and I found some place that makes the ZR-1 replicas in this size).
Pros/Cons: Now, the Simmons would cost about $2200 and the ZR-1's about $1100. That's a big difference in my book. I think the ZR-1's need spacers also, whereas the Simmons would be custom/correct offset.
So what do you think would look best on an IROC and what would you buy considering the price difference?
Simmons F-Series:
OR
Chrome ZR-1's
Pros/Cons: Now, the Simmons would cost about $2200 and the ZR-1's about $1100. That's a big difference in my book. I think the ZR-1's need spacers also, whereas the Simmons would be custom/correct offset.
So what do you think would look best on an IROC and what would you buy considering the price difference?
Simmons F-Series:
OR
Chrome ZR-1's
12-24-2001, 12:04 AM
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You can get the F-Series in differnt colors. I've seen them with bronze spokes and they look sweet. I don't know about polished, but you can get anything chromed.
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12-25-2001, 01:54 AM
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wheels adapters to use 4th Gen wheels
Hey People,
I have a set of wheels adapter that are for 1st-3rd Gen cars so you can mount 4th gen wheels. Also included is a full set of Gorilla locks (every lug). These work great and fit well w/ no rubbing. I used them on my '89 RS to put on Y2K 17" SS wheels. I looks awesome, and always gets attention. I'm selling the car with the original wheels so I no longer have a need for them.
For more info you can see them at www.skulte.com
I spent $370 for everything, Asking $250 for everything.
Kevin trdmrk86@bellsouth.net
I have a set of wheels adapter that are for 1st-3rd Gen cars so you can mount 4th gen wheels. Also included is a full set of Gorilla locks (every lug). These work great and fit well w/ no rubbing. I used them on my '89 RS to put on Y2K 17" SS wheels. I looks awesome, and always gets attention. I'm selling the car with the original wheels so I no longer have a need for them.
For more info you can see them at www.skulte.com
I spent $370 for everything, Asking $250 for everything.
Kevin trdmrk86@bellsouth.net
12-25-2001, 07:56 AM
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consider these too
lol simmons or these
http://www.wheel1.com/index2.html
i looked at these becuase they are less expensive and come in a wider selection of sizes
forgeline
17x12.5 $564.00
http://www.wheel1.com/index2.html
i looked at these becuase they are less expensive and come in a wider selection of sizes
forgeline
17x12.5 $564.00
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