Ok Vendor`s who sell CCW 505`s I have questions

[GMRULZ]

I really like the look of these wheels. I need something lighter as well. I am thinking of running stock size in the front 20x8 w/ the stock front tires 245/45r20, and on the rear 20x10 w/ Nitto 315/35/20 DR`s.

Questions:
1. What is the weight of the CCw505`s in 20x8 and 20x10?
2. I want high polish but is there a clear coat available for this wheel?
3. Pricing for this wheel package w/ lugs and locks? PM of course.
4. I assume no spacers are required to fit over the brembo brakes?

[jbusmc1986]

I would like this info as well, these are my favorite wheels

[FEN]

Originally Posted by GMRULZ

I really like the look of these wheels. I need something lighter as well. I am thinking of running stock size in the front 20x8 w/ the stock front tires 245/45r20, and on the rear 20x10 w/ Nitto 315/35/20 DR`s.

Questions:
1. What is the weight of the CCw505`s in 20x8 and 20x10?
2. I want high polish but is there a clear coat available for this wheel?
3. Pricing for this wheel package w/ lugs and locks? PM of course.
4. I assume no spacers are required to fit over the brembo brakes?

If im not mistaken, these wheels are not available in 8" widths....10" and wider.No spacers are needed.Most of this info is on their web site. I would call John or one of his crew and ask them your specific questions. Although they can make you anything you want, their most common configuration is 20x10 (front) and 20x11.5 (rear). If your gonna spend that much money you might as well get the widest that will fit within the wheel wells without rubbing 10's and 11.5's......you can mount your existing rear tires (275/40/20's) on the 10" up front and then only need to buy the rear tires.

http://www.ccwheel.com/contact.php

[GMRULZ]

Originally Posted by FEN

If im not mistaken, these wheels are not available in 8" widths....10" and wider.No spacers are needed.Most of this info is on their web site. I would call John or one of his crew and ask them your specific questions. Although they can make you anything you want, their most common configuration is 20x10 (front) and 20x11.5 (rear). If your gonna spend that much money you might as well get the widest that will fit within the wheel wells without rubbing 10's and 11.5's......you can mount your existing rear tires (275/40/20's) on the 10" up front and then only need to buy the rear tires.

http://www.ccwheel.com/contact.php

Thanks for the info, i`m glad I can use the rear tires on the front that will save some money, however, I was trying to stay small to drop weight and rolling resistance, as I drag race the car. So I may go w/ 10`s up front and maybe 10`s or 10.5`s in the rear.

[FEN]

Originally Posted by GMRULZ

Thanks for the info, i`m glad I can use the rear tires on the front that will save some money, however, I was trying to stay small to drop weight and rolling resistance, as I drag race the car. So I may go w/ 10`s up front and maybe 10`s or 10.5`s in the rear.

I beleive that CCW offers a special Drag package for the car as well. I beleive that the wheels are the Classic style (18" diameter i think) and the fronts are only 5" +/- wide for mounting skinnies. If you drag this would be a good set up for you.I dont think this is on their web site but when i went up to CCW a few months ago John showed me a front wheel.Give him a call.

Check out this link(CCW drag package)
http://www.motorator.com/blog/gm/lin...ond-drage-race

You need TWO sets....505a's for the street and the Drag packagfe for the strip

[g-townmach]

Order direct from CCW is the only way I know how.

Their set for the 5th gen comes with 20x10 front, 20x11.5 rear.

They do not offer a clearcoat for the polished finish. You can get brushed and cleared, anodized or powdercoat though. On the anodized and brushed/cleared finishes it's the entire wheel though (the lip will NOT remain polished).

They come with lugs.

They can do a package for you with wheels, lugs, tpms's and tires mounted. Just tell them what tires you want.

[Nine Ball]

CCW/John only sell direct. Give him a call with your questions, he is helpful and a good guy.

Tony