captam
02-06-2008, 11:25 AM
If anyone is interested, a 20X8.5 wheel with 255/35-20 tires will work on a 2004 XLR without any rubbing or other interference issues. This combination will work on both front and rear without problems .... for those of you that like the same wheel/tire combination at all four corners. I am running with Driv "Tantrum" wheels. I would think the same combination will work on other year XLR's.
I have read on some other Posts on this web site that the GM rear swaybar Part Number for us who wish to add it to the XLR is 10317560. According to Randy Joiner (Parts Dept, White's Cadillac, Roanoke Rapids NC, 252-537-6136), that P/N is for a small diameter sway bar. The P/N that he recommends, and has been sending out to customers, is 10339124. It is called an "F-Shaft." Figure that one out. Anyway, that's the number on the invoice, and I called him to find out about it. This is an increased diameter swaybar that is better for a "performance oriented" car. I got this information from him today (2/6/08).
I have read on some other Posts on this web site that the GM rear swaybar Part Number for us who wish to add it to the XLR is 10317560. According to Randy Joiner (Parts Dept, White's Cadillac, Roanoke Rapids NC, 252-537-6136), that P/N is for a small diameter sway bar. The P/N that he recommends, and has been sending out to customers, is 10339124. It is called an "F-Shaft." Figure that one out. Anyway, that's the number on the invoice, and I called him to find out about it. This is an increased diameter swaybar that is better for a "performance oriented" car. I got this information from him today (2/6/08).