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personal preference, but i would get some disk brakes in the rear before i upgraded to a wheel like the C5 where you can see straight through... to the drum brakes...
The price difference between 17" tires and 18" tires is pretty big, so if you buy the right tire and dont "wear them quickly" I'd go with 18's...better yet 20's.
You could set it up just like the C6 with 19's in rear 18's in front. I have 18s all around but I'm thinking about the 19s in the rear myself.
Or better yet scrap the plain chrome C6s that everyone has now and find some C6 Z06s! That would be hot and something different from everyone else.
So my truck is finally getting some work done, after 17 years, Oil pressure sensor went out and it’s located under the lower intake manifold. Have to...
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