Pics of my new 17x11
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Originally posted by LBSZ28BLOWN
Ok,
I'll get pic's posted later this week when I pull the Wheels to re-torque the adapters.
Here is a pic I took this morning at work with a cheep camera.
Ok,
I'll get pic's posted later this week when I pull the Wheels to re-torque the adapters.
Here is a pic I took this morning at work with a cheep camera.
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Pulled the wheels last knight to check for any rubbing and to
re-torque the adapters.
All adapters tighned a little more, and no rubbing at all.
here's a few pics I took, the Wheel well ones don't show much,
but I had to Heat with a tourch and with a bid hammer square
off the wheel well about 3/4 inch inward.
re-torque the adapters.
All adapters tighned a little more, and no rubbing at all.
here's a few pics I took, the Wheel well ones don't show much,
but I had to Heat with a tourch and with a bid hammer square
off the wheel well about 3/4 inch inward.
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Sorry, fogot to give the messurments:
My combo took 2.5in adapters in front, and 1.25 adapters rear.
Front wheels 17x9.5 - BS 7.4 inches off-set(56mm).
Rear wheels 17x11 - BS 8.0 inches off-set(50mm).
My combo took 2.5in adapters in front, and 1.25 adapters rear.
Front wheels 17x9.5 - BS 7.4 inches off-set(56mm).
Rear wheels 17x11 - BS 8.0 inches off-set(50mm).
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8 inch backspacing, i talked to asulke and a few other guys and they have 6 inch bs . I am goin to get a set of 11's this year for the rear , and i just wanna be sure 6 is right. I mean asulke told me so i agree with him . Are you sure you have 8 . Thanks for the pics too. They are great .
8 inch backspacing, i talked to asulke and a few other guys and they have 6 inch bs . I am goin to get a set of 11's this year for the rear , and i just wanna be sure 6 is right. I mean asulke told me so i agree with him . Are you sure you have 8 . Thanks for the pics too. They are great .
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Originally posted by nolanr0413
LBSZ28BLOWN
8 inch backspacing, i talked to asulke and a few other guys and they have 6 inch bs . I am goin to get a set of 11's this year for the rear , and i just wanna be sure 6 is right. I mean asulke told me so i agree with him . Are you sure you have 8 . Thanks for the pics too. They are great .
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8 inch backspacing, i talked to asulke and a few other guys and they have 6 inch bs . I am goin to get a set of 11's this year for the rear , and i just wanna be sure 6 is right. I mean asulke told me so i agree with him . Are you sure you have 8 . Thanks for the pics too. They are great .
I copied this info of their site: (http://www.afswheels.com/v2/ecommerce/shopexd.asp?id=22)
"AFS ZR-1 style wheels 2-17"x9.5" and 2-17"x11"
SIZE AND SPECIFICATIONS: We have combined two sizes in this set.
2-17" x 9.5" (+56mm, 7.4" backspace) front and 2-17"x11" (+50mm, 7.93" backspace) rear. They are 5-lug (5x120.65mm).
They will fit the 1993 through 2003 Camaro, Firebird or Trans Am. (Please see fitment note*). They will NOT fit the 1993-1997 Camaro, Firebird or Trans Am “Convertible”.
We offer the replica ZR-1 style wheels in Silver, Black, Chrome and Highly Polished Aluminum finishes. Please select your finish below. The price is for a SET of four rims. The center caps are included. We are currently offering FREE shipping continental USA on this set."
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well i dont know what to say . I know that the front sticks out bc of that offset. I know you can either run 5.5 or 5.25 bs on the front with 9.5 inch rims. I think i need an expert on this matter. Now im getting confused.
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If you only ran a 1.25" spacer out back that would mean that you have a effective backspacing of 6.68". Is it possible that they sent you a set of 17x11's with 36.5mm offset (7.397")? With a 1.25" spacer, this would make your backspacing 6.147", which seems more like what everyone is running. I mean if you can fit 6.68" and keep them tucked in like that, that is awesome. I have ran as much a 6.75" of backspacing (wheel and tire together) with the same fenderwell mods as you, with no rubbing, so I guess it is possible. I am thinking of black zr1's on my black IROC...what do you think?
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o **** i just had a revalation and figured it out. 2inch spacers in the front will bring that bs to 5.4 and then the back is like a 1.25 spacer, but then wont that be like 6 3/4 , what the hell , i dont know , i though i knew it but now im confused again. Dammit i want a set of 11 inch rims. I will figure this out b4 then car gets back on the road.
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Originally posted by nolanr0413
o **** i just had a revalation and figured it out. 2inch spacers in the front will bring that bs to 5.4 and then the back is like a 1.25 spacer, but then wont that be like 6 3/4 , what the hell , i dont know , i though i knew it but now im confused again. Dammit i want a set of 11 inch rims. I will figure this out b4 then car gets back on the road.
o **** i just had a revalation and figured it out. 2inch spacers in the front will bring that bs to 5.4 and then the back is like a 1.25 spacer, but then wont that be like 6 3/4 , what the hell , i dont know , i though i knew it but now im confused again. Dammit i want a set of 11 inch rims. I will figure this out b4 then car gets back on the road.
I really wanted the back wheels to be tucked under the Wheel well, So the 1.25in Adapter allowed me to do that, BUT I really
had to beat the ---- out of the wheel wells inner wall to get them
to fit.
Remember, Heat & work the metal slowly, do get in a hury,
there is some reinforced metal behind there and it just takes time
to move it out of the way.
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Originally posted by LBSZ28BLOWN
nolanr0413,
I really wanted the back wheels to be tucked under the Wheel well, So the 1.25in Adapter allowed me to do that, BUT I really
had to beat the ---- out of the wheel wells inner wall to get them
to fit.
Remember, Heat & work the metal slowly, do get in a hury,
there is some reinforced metal behind there and it just takes time
to move it out of the way.
nolanr0413,
I really wanted the back wheels to be tucked under the Wheel well, So the 1.25in Adapter allowed me to do that, BUT I really
had to beat the ---- out of the wheel wells inner wall to get them
to fit.
Remember, Heat & work the metal slowly, do get in a hury,
there is some reinforced metal behind there and it just takes time
to move it out of the way.
I love the way your wheels look...not sure yet if I want to do the same with 4th gen wheels or go with custom Boyd "Tuned" wheels. Either way, my car will have 315's in the rear (already have the tires ).
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Originally posted by DURTYBIRD
Did you use a butane torch (lower heat) or a welding torch (much higher) ?
I love the way your wheels look...not sure yet if I want to do the same with 4th gen wheels or go with custom Boyd "Tuned" wheels. Either way, my car will have 315's in the rear (already have the tires ).
Did you use a butane torch (lower heat) or a welding torch (much higher) ?
I love the way your wheels look...not sure yet if I want to do the same with 4th gen wheels or go with custom Boyd "Tuned" wheels. Either way, my car will have 315's in the rear (already have the tires ).
Yes, I used the old Butane torch it worked great.
Then of course I repainted the wells .
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Louis.... that thing looks absolutely killer! I can't wait to get me 17x11's for my GTA. I might go 17x12 with a 335 tires instead and get most of it UNDER the car Its gonna require a little surgery but the look willbe worth it... especially when you see what wheels I want to run NICE WORK!!
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Originally posted by LBSZ28BLOWN
I Purchased my Adpters from www.skulte.com
Here's A pic from there site:
I Purchased my Adpters from www.skulte.com
Here's A pic from there site:
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Holy Crap!! :hail: :hail: Thats awesome!! Bout' as close as you can get to tubbin' out the rear and it looks just as intimidating! I bet if you launch enough times with those things your rear-end will tear right out of the back of your car, I bet those things hug the road like no tmo! How much of a difference do you feel just driving around on those things? I was contemplating going 10" in the rear of mine, but that changed perdy quickly...
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Originally posted by 90RS305
Holy Crap!! :hail: :hail: I bet those things hug the road like no tmo! How much of a difference do you feel just driving around on those things? Bruce (90RS305)
Holy Crap!! :hail: :hail: I bet those things hug the road like no tmo! How much of a difference do you feel just driving around on those things? Bruce (90RS305)
I stood on the happy pedal a little yesterday, not to much because I need to re-torque the adapters,
all I can say is Holy ----.
Dam, now I have to get my pilots license, this thing Launches.
Yes the thing handles incredibly awesome, I would never had
thought that tires could make that much difference.
It feels like a completely different suspension now.
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...Dam, now I have to get my pilots license, this thing Launches...
...Dam, now I have to get my pilots license, this thing Launches...
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Out of curiosity.... Looking at it from the rear, the tires (while underneath the lips) are out a good distance farther than the back of the panel, and the body. Arent you afraid youre going to mangle the paint back there kicking up rocks and crap from the pavement?
I know i have trouble with that with NORMAL width tires...
I know i have trouble with that with NORMAL width tires...
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thats one problem with the damn adaptors , that they need to be retorqued, But the pics look real good. I think ive changed my mind about doing 11's though, 9.5 seems like its gonna be king.
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Re: Things are BIGGER in Texas
Originally posted by SLP_GTA
looks sick from behind
I see you have the alum drums, I hope you have good front brakes. I sure with the HP and bigger wheels, its a must.
looks sick from behind
I see you have the alum drums, I hope you have good front brakes. I sure with the HP and bigger wheels, its a must.
Going to larger four wheel disk brakes next.
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Originally posted by nolanr0413
thats one problem with the damn adaptors , that they need to be retorqued, But the pics look real good. I think ive changed my mind about doing 11's though, 9.5 seems like its gonna be king.
thats one problem with the damn adaptors , that they need to be retorqued, But the pics look real good. I think ive changed my mind about doing 11's though, 9.5 seems like its gonna be king.
355 in the sig.
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Do you really need the water methanol injection?
P.S. Isn't amazing how much a tire can change your cars behavior.
P.S. Isn't amazing how much a tire can change your cars behavior.
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Originally posted by darkhorse91
Do you really need the water methanol injection?
Do you really need the water methanol injection?
ooops,
I needed to update my sig.
just did .
Anyways I run 100% Methanol injection using a PAC controller
that adjust's the pump speed per psi of boost.
It's more of an gasses intercooler, and I found additional power with it in use.
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Originally posted by nolanr0413
now i gotta know what kind of times do you run with the car . you got all these mods but no times posted anywhere.
now i gotta know what kind of times do you run with the car . you got all these mods but no times posted anywhere.
Back when it was a stock 305 with the Blower it ran a
12.99 @ 109 in the 1/4 with lots of spinning.
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Originally posted by Frobozz
Are you using stock springs?
Are you using stock springs?
dropped the car 3/4 of inch.
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Originally posted by §teve
how fast are ur other cars if u dont mind me asking? thats if u ran them if not were do u think they would run?
u must love blowers!
how fast are ur other cars if u dont mind me asking? thats if u ran them if not were do u think they would run?
u must love blowers!
Ennis Motorplex so many cars I could only run 2 times,
My best was a 14.3 @ 99mph.
The 4X4 Supercharged Suburban has never run at the track,
but it's faster than the Buick, at least 0-70mph.
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How about a picture of that beast from the front so you can see the extra rubber coming out from behind the front tires....that'd look sick!
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Originally posted by 90RS305
How about a picture of that beast from the front so you can see the extra rubber coming out from behind the front tires....that'd look sick!
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How about a picture of that beast from the front so you can see the extra rubber coming out from behind the front tires....that'd look sick!
Bruce (90RS305)
You really can't see the tires sticking out any from the front
because they don't, the front and rear are almost completely
equal looking strait down the car as seen in this pic:
But here's a pic from an angle:
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heh you all though HE has a "little extra poking out the sides"...
Some stock 15x7 rally wheels..
15x 10's with only 4" backspacing (and new paint )
another..
*** i need to get a digital camera...but the cars more important than the pictures of it so thats where all the moneys goin to
Some stock 15x7 rally wheels..
15x 10's with only 4" backspacing (and new paint )
another..
*** i need to get a digital camera...but the cars more important than the pictures of it so thats where all the moneys goin to
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Originally posted by LBSZ28BLOWN
nolanr0413,
I really wanted the back wheels to be tucked under the Wheel well, So the 1.25in Adapter allowed me to do that, BUT I really
had to beat the ---- out of the wheel wells inner wall to get them
to fit.
Remember, Heat & work the metal slowly, do get in a hury,
there is some reinforced metal behind there and it just takes time
to move it out of the way.
nolanr0413,
I really wanted the back wheels to be tucked under the Wheel well, So the 1.25in Adapter allowed me to do that, BUT I really
had to beat the ---- out of the wheel wells inner wall to get them
to fit.
Remember, Heat & work the metal slowly, do get in a hury,
there is some reinforced metal behind there and it just takes time
to move it out of the way.
Steve
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Originally posted by fb305svs
I know this has been beaten to death, but i picked up a set of zr1 wheels, 17x11 for the back... iot appears to me, that on both sides of my car, i need no more than a .5" spacer to get the wheels properly tucked under the wheel wells- are the fender wells deeper on the camaros???
Steve
I know this has been beaten to death, but i picked up a set of zr1 wheels, 17x11 for the back... iot appears to me, that on both sides of my car, i need no more than a .5" spacer to get the wheels properly tucked under the wheel wells- are the fender wells deeper on the camaros???
Steve
But there are differant ZR1 17X11 Type wheels some have 36mm off-set,some 50mm off-set, and some with 56mm off-set.
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yup found my issue... 36mm offset... rats...
talkin to andris skulte, he sells/makes the bolt on spacers, and the smallest he feels he can go is 3/4, which is going to be too much... 1/2" ideal, 5/8's if i have to and deal with a little bit stickin out...
measured from the ground to the base of the wheel center, almost 8" (includes tire buldge)... explains why things dont make sense!
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talkin to andris skulte, he sells/makes the bolt on spacers, and the smallest he feels he can go is 3/4, which is going to be too much... 1/2" ideal, 5/8's if i have to and deal with a little bit stickin out...
measured from the ground to the base of the wheel center, almost 8" (includes tire buldge)... explains why things dont make sense!
Steve
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Okay I'm bumping up this old topic.
I got a couple of questions.
For one, what offset is used in the 17x11 rear wheel?
And all that's needed basically is to pound in the rear fenderwell? And roll the fender lip as well (or only for front?)
I really plan on doing this now. I want 17's, I like the wide tire look, and since my dad built drag engines for 30+ years before retiring, I have the hookup and can get a very very nice blown 350 setup for about 4000$. So I will need this much rubber hehe.
Anyone know?
But I'm going all show and no go first I guess hehe, doing the body work, then the paint, then the wheels, then lower it, and then the motor (with sfc's, stb, lca etc while it's being built, so it's ready)
thanks for any help
I got a couple of questions.
For one, what offset is used in the 17x11 rear wheel?
And all that's needed basically is to pound in the rear fenderwell? And roll the fender lip as well (or only for front?)
I really plan on doing this now. I want 17's, I like the wide tire look, and since my dad built drag engines for 30+ years before retiring, I have the hookup and can get a very very nice blown 350 setup for about 4000$. So I will need this much rubber hehe.
Anyone know?
But I'm going all show and no go first I guess hehe, doing the body work, then the paint, then the wheels, then lower it, and then the motor (with sfc's, stb, lca etc while it's being built, so it's ready)
thanks for any help
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Dude.
You are a sick man. That has to be the cleanest freakin' garage I have ever seen. Do you have kids? If not... OK. If so, I bet you torment them every day to CLEAN THAT SH*T UP!.
Oh sorry... that's my life.
Really... I'm not a fan of the 'Maro at all on the whole but yor car is pretty phat.
Ex-Austinian/Current Valley Guy,
You are a sick man. That has to be the cleanest freakin' garage I have ever seen. Do you have kids? If not... OK. If so, I bet you torment them every day to CLEAN THAT SH*T UP!.
Oh sorry... that's my life.
Really... I'm not a fan of the 'Maro at all on the whole but yor car is pretty phat.
Ex-Austinian/Current Valley Guy,
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on my car, i am running 36mm offset rear 11"wide tire - i am using an aluminum 1/2" spacer behind it.
I have a serious feeling that the distance between the fenderwells on the firebirds vs the camaro's is less on the firebirds as compared to the camaro's...
anyways, that half inch spacing gives me a pretty much flush fit... didnt have to do any fender lip rolling tho...
I have a serious feeling that the distance between the fenderwells on the firebirds vs the camaro's is less on the firebirds as compared to the camaro's...
anyways, that half inch spacing gives me a pretty much flush fit... didnt have to do any fender lip rolling tho...
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Originally posted by Cadillac
Dude.
You are a sick man. That has to be the cleanest freakin' garage I have ever seen. Do you have kids? If not... OK. If so, I bet you torment them every day to CLEAN THAT SH*T UP!.
Oh sorry... that's my life.
Really... I'm not a fan of the 'Maro at all on the whole but yor car is pretty phat.
Ex-Austinian/Current Valley Guy,
Dude.
You are a sick man. That has to be the cleanest freakin' garage I have ever seen. Do you have kids? If not... OK. If so, I bet you torment them every day to CLEAN THAT SH*T UP!.
Oh sorry... that's my life.
Really... I'm not a fan of the 'Maro at all on the whole but yor car is pretty phat.
Ex-Austinian/Current Valley Guy,
Thanks man,
Yes I do have kids,
a 3 1/2 year old girl and a 13 month old boy, not to many messes yet.
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Engine: 350
Transmission: Modified Viper t-56
Axle/Gears: dana 44, 3.55
thought i would toss up a pic of my car with the 17x11's/17x9.5's on it
BTW, no lip rolling, has hotchkis springs and tokico 5ways
2" spacer in the front, 50mm offset, .5" spacer, arp wheel studs, and 36mm offset wheels in the back.
the rear wheels are just inside the outside of the fender, with 315's instead of the 335's that are on there right now, they will instead of being about an 1/8th inch in from the edge of the body, they will sit about a 1/4-3/8" in... some of the pics really make it look like they stick out, but they are just inside... can't see the tire pokin the cover out when its under the cover
just a cool pic lol
maybe after i clean it up later i'll try to take a few pics of down the sides to show how it looks from that angle, like how the guyw ith the white iroc did
Steve
BTW, no lip rolling, has hotchkis springs and tokico 5ways
2" spacer in the front, 50mm offset, .5" spacer, arp wheel studs, and 36mm offset wheels in the back.
the rear wheels are just inside the outside of the fender, with 315's instead of the 335's that are on there right now, they will instead of being about an 1/8th inch in from the edge of the body, they will sit about a 1/4-3/8" in... some of the pics really make it look like they stick out, but they are just inside... can't see the tire pokin the cover out when its under the cover
just a cool pic lol
maybe after i clean it up later i'll try to take a few pics of down the sides to show how it looks from that angle, like how the guyw ith the white iroc did
Steve
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Car: Devastating Droptop
Engine: 355 Supercharged
Transmission: Auto 4L60, Built for 700hp
Originally posted by megaracerx
LBSZ28BLOWN,
do you slap a supercharger on every cary you own?
LBSZ28BLOWN,
do you slap a supercharger on every cary you own?
I just love the way it increases low end torque, and gives you Instant and insane power.
Going to sell the buick next year and buy a truck and install a Radix intercooled supercharger from Magnacharger.
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fb305svs, beautiful car and sharp wheels...with the height of your vehicle it wouldn't be a problem but they are no where near inside the fender if you were to complete full suspension travel or put a heavy load in your car you would rub.