[BWAYNE2008]

Here’s mine with the MMR 755’s

[NA18CamaroSS]

MRR M017 in gloss black for me.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by BWAYNE2008

Here’s mine with the MMR 755’s

Doesn't look half bad, but IMO the spoke pattern plays a bit strange with the car's lines.

I already stated this in another thread, but the 1LE wheel design was knocked out of the park so high and so far it's hard to even imagine anything better for the 6th gen (and I've looked at hundreds before choosing the MRR M017). If I had a ZL1, I'd still swap the wheels out for the 1LE design.

[Chevelle vs Camaro]

I just don’t get wanting to make your car look like a different stock car.... mine came with a set of 20” ZL1 1LE wheels and although they look nice..... they look stock.

Would way rather have a set of Rohana’s or Ferada’s

https://rohanawheels.com/wp-content/...s-Black-16.jpg


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Originally Posted by Chevelle vs Camaro

I just don’t get wanting to make your car look like a different stock car.... mine came with a set of 20” ZL1 1LE wheels and although they look nice..... they look stock.

Would way rather have a set of Rohana’s or Ferada’s

https://rohanawheels.com/wp-content/...s-Black-16.jpg


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For me it isn't about stock or not stock, I simply haven't found anything that appeals to me more than the 1LE design. Mine are gloss black, so they don't look completely stock either way.

[Pupilbone]

For me the MRR M017. Really like those rims.

[Bruiser SS]

What tires would you need for the MRR 1LE replicas? For stock like fitment..

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Originally Posted by Bruiser SS

What tires would you need for the MRR 1LE replicas? For stock like fitment..

Two "local schools of thought" about that, one is you should go with 1LE sizes (285/30 front, 305/30 rear) since you have (almost) the same wheel specs, the other is try to keep the front-to-rear balance closer to the OEM non-1LE specs because that's what stabilitrak and ABS are programmed with.

I chose the second avenue, went with 275/35 fronts and 315/30 rears of the PS4S persuasion, and I also have the infamous wire harness relocated as a precaution. IMO the ideal size that fills wheel wells and is a best OEM 2SS match would be 285/35 and 325/30, but the PS4S is not made in the latter. Of course one can go smaller/narrower, too, tiresize.com/comparison is a great help in making the decision.