**** Camaro6 is supported by The Tire Rack, please read this before shopping! ****
 

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Hey everyone, just wanted to let you know that Camaro6 is supported by The Tire Rack, one of the most well known wheel and tire companies around. They also usually have extremely competitive pricing and great service.

They're still working on our own Camaro6 custom garage, and I'll announce that when ready. In the meantime, please click on the links above or below when shopping at The Tire Rack, as it helps us as well!

Camaro6 Tire Rack Link: http://www.tirerack.com/a.jsp?a=BS7&url=index.jsp

A little bird told me that a Camaro was at TR getting numbers and configurations should be up "soon". :)

--kC

Some wheels options are now available! Links to Tire Rack above.

So any update on site discounts or anything like that?

I know 2 other auto sites I am a member of where sponsors give specific discounts for members.

Hopefully we will get a little discount too. From my experience so far, I will be buying a lot of tires for this machine.

Came here to find out about a discount, where's it at!? ;)

Eagle f1 asymmetric 3
 

Want to replace eagle f1 asymmetries with a quieter more comfortable tire on 2016 Camarillo 2ss. Any suggestions?

Interested in a discount as well.

10%? 5%? Free t-shirt? day old popcorn?

Tire Rack DOES NOT have competitive pricing at all. Hell, they aren't even competitive in sales--they don't pricematch other online retailers. They literally tell you to go buy from the other guy. My advice is to find a tire website that will give a discount to the members (even 5%) and free shipping.

The ZL1 1LE car has 325's rear and 305's up front.
What is required to configure a 2SS to fit these tires.

PS - if you don't know for a fact, save your opinions :)

No one knows for a fact. Until someone gets one and measures everything.....and Tire rack won't be doing that.

11" Wheel up front and 12" out back.
You are limited by the SS suspension as to how far the wheels will sit in.
A qik calculating shows the fronts will stick out 45mm and the rears 40mm.
Any chance of getting big meat in there will have to be done with coilovers.

I've seen 315's fit in the rear with minor mods. Not as interested in fitting wider tires up front. monster meats on the back, guess I'll have to activate my fabrication skillz