How wide are Corvette wheels?

The rims were 17 x 9.5 inches wide in the front and 18 x 10.5 inches in the rear. They were fitted with 265/40ZR17 front and 295/35ZR18 rear. One other factory Corvette wheel became popular with owners who autocross and road race their C5s.

What is the bolt pattern for a Corvette?

Registered. All Corvettes are 5/120.65mm. Some BMWs, Pontiacs, etc. use 5/120mm.

What size tires do Corvettes use?

2017 Chevy Corvette
Rim Size	Tire Sizes	Chevy Corvette Options
Front: 18 Rear: 19	Front: 245-40-18 Rear: 285-35-19	Stingray
Front: 19 Rear: 20	Front: 285-30-19 Rear: 335-25-20 Front: 245-35-19 Rear: 285-30-20	Grand SportStingray w/Z51 Performance Pkg.Z06

Are Corvette wheels aluminum?

C3 Corvettes came with factory steel wheels from 1968-1982. Aluminum wheels were optional from 1976-1982. Like the factory wheel, this wheel accepts O.E. valve stems, center caps & emblems, and lug nuts (not included and available separately).

What are Corvette rims made of?

Steel wheels are stronger and are almost impossible to crack, but become impossibly heavy as the wheels get larger in diameter and width. This is why all Corvettes since the 1984 C4 have had aluminum alloy wheels. Modern Corvette wheels are the easiest way to update and personalize the look of any older Corvette.

What are the specs of a 1966 corvettes?

1966 Corvette Specs Type: V8 Valve Location: In Head Bore / Stroke: 4.00″ / 3.25″ (Standard, L79 327 Cubic I Displacement: Standard, L79: 327 Cubic Inches L36, L72

What size wheels do I need for my Corvette?

C1/C2/C3 Corvettes must use a 15″ wheel with a maximum width of 8.5″ in Group-1S & Group-1. All 4 wheels must be the same size. Stock Corvette Wheel and Tire Sizes Note – For stock size reference only.

What size tires do stock Corvettes come in?

Stock Corvette Wheel and Tire Sizes Note – For stock size reference only. C1 1953-1962 All 15×5 15×5 6.70×15 6.70×15 195/70×15 C1/C2/C3: C1/C2/C3 Corvettes must use a 15″ wheel with a maximum width of 8.5″ in Group-1S & Group-1. All 4 wheels must be the same size.

How does the 1966 Corvette handle curves?

Anti-dive geometry is built into the upper control arm, and a front 0.750” dia. stabilizer bar, rubber-bushed, gives the ’66 Corvette a ride equally suited to casual boulevardeering or to more ambitious countryside demands. At the rear Corvette’s sophisticated independent suspension takes care of curves and bumps in a thoroughly professional way.