[Yang N’ Bang]

Hey all,
So 2 things here, starting with wheel suggestions, I wanna see what everyone has that Are Not the 1LE replicas, I kinda want something different than the usual suspects you see on these cars. I have the stock ss set for the weekends and a drag pack set for fun days, but want a set to replace the stock ss set just to change it up a little, would love some recommendations and pics!

Second is I was wondering if anyone anyone in az has a recommended place to go for getting their pads and rotors replaced, I’m due to swap them BUT unfortunately cant do it any time soon myself due to a recent dirt bike injury and not being able to move around too well yet. Thanks!

[sactownbwoy]

I run these: Advan GT Beyond

[JTS]

Good Day fellow Valley of the Sun Camaro Brother. I haven't used this shop, but a friend has a few times and he was happy with the work, also in my golf league I've heard others mention the shop. I would still do home work on shops in the area Phoenix Valley, Call , reviews on line Yelp and other sites. TC and Happy Motoring

[Camby]

Originally Posted by sactownbwoy

I run these: Advan GT Beyond

Those are sweet! Love the outward angles.

[rst08tierney]

56Z's from the factory

[taylorforschool@gmail.com]

Apex sm10s

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by rst08tierney

56Z's from the factory

These look pretty good, and best of all, they're forged. Too bad they aren't made in wider sizes.

[rst08tierney]

Originally Posted by arpad_m

These look pretty good, and best of all, they're forged. Too bad they aren't made in wider sizes.

275's in the back and 245's in the front. Can go a bit wider but 305's are probably out in the rear. Dont track the Camaro but hit my back canyon roads off the PCH hard and haven't noticed any traction issues even on foggy days.

The Forged are great too. They wont scratch up like painted wheels.

[JimGnitecki]

Originally Posted by rst08tierney

56Z's from the factory

That looks like the same wheel as my OEM LT1 wheel, except that yours being an SS model Camaro, its the wider 9.5" versus 8.5" width.

Is "56Z" the identifier for that style and 9.5" width of wheel?

I am asking because I would be interested in sometime (next time I change rear tires?) buying a pair to improve traction on my car, and I want to retain the exact same wheel except get the wider width for the rear wheels.

Jim G

[JimGnitecki]

Originally Posted by arpad_m

These look pretty good, and best of all, they're forged. Too bad they aren't made in wider sizes.

They are also easy and fast to clean when washing the car! You can clean the entire wheel really easily, including even the full inner diameter.

Jim G

[sactownbwoy]

Originally Posted by Camby

Those are sweet! Love the outward angles.

Thanks, can't beat a nice 5 spoke wheel. These are one-pieced forged too.

[tbair64]

MRR M024

[TP2SS]

Originally Posted by JimGnitecki

That looks like the same wheel as my OEM LT1 wheel, except that yours being an SS model Camaro, its the wider 9.5" versus 8.5" width.

Is "56Z" the identifier for that style and 9.5" width of wheel?

I am asking because I would be interested in sometime (next time I change rear tires?) buying a pair to improve traction on my car, and I want to retain the exact same wheel except get the wider width for the rear wheels.

Jim G

https://gmauthority.com/blog/gm/chev...camaro-wheels/

Also,

https://gmauthority.com/blog/2022/09...wheel-options/

[buckwam]

Originally Posted by JimGnitecki

That looks like the same wheel as my OEM LT1 wheel, except that yours being an SS model Camaro, its the wider 9.5" versus 8.5" width.

Is "56Z" the identifier for that style and 9.5" width of wheel?

I am asking because I would be interested in sometime (next time I change rear tires?) buying a pair to improve traction on my car, and I want to retain the exact same wheel except get the wider width for the rear wheels.

Jim G

I have these staggered wheels on my turbo 4 camaro. If someone with the forged square set up wanted to trade, I'm willing to swap my 9.5 for 8.5 so I can rotate them.