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Id like to get some wider wheels for the rears. Where do I look?

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Id like to get some wider wheels for the rears. Where do I look?

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You need to contact an auto repair shop to get a great choice of wheels. Some of them may look too wide for your car or they’ll stick out about an inch or even more. I would suggest that you look at the excellent options on the m2motorsportinc website perhaps IROC wheels?

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You may want to get wider wheels if you plan to run 275mm width tires or larger on the rears. These are really too big for the stock wheels, according to most manufacturers. The Forgeline RS (used by Callaway) and the ZR6 made by ROH apparently closely resemble our stock wheels and are available in 9.5 x 17. The ROH (an Australian company) rep says ROH had the contract to make the OEM wheels for our SS, but then GM switched to Superior Industries International in Van Nuys, CA. The SS prototype shown at car shows had ROH ZR6 wheels. Forgeline RS’s run around $495/wheel, but that may be negotiable. Expect around $250 a piece for the ROH’s. As a basis of comparison, your local Chevy dealer will sell Impala rims for $330.30 each, including centercaps. The aftermarket wheels will fit perfectly as far as bolt pattern and backspacing. There are also several places in the US that will cut and widen the stock wheels. Try “The Wheel Shop”, and expect to pay around $200 per wheel. Back to the ind

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