Developed for a 2002 Chevrolet Camaro (4th Gen GM F-Body), these 17×4.5 forged monoblock front wheels feature a narrow drag-racing profile with a clean ten-spoke design. The Matte Khaki Bronze finish brings a subdued metallic tone to the open wheel face, combining distinctive motorsport styling with the compact proportions of a dedicated front skinny wheel.
| Item | Specification |
| Size | 17×4.5 |
| Application | Dedicated narrow front wheel |
| Backspacing | 2 inches |
| Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD) | 5×120.65 |
| Center Bore | 70.3 mm |
| Weight | 8 kg per wheel |
| Offset | Not stated on the specification plate |
| Load Rating | Not stated on the specification plate |
| Lug Seat | Not stated on the specification plate |
| Finish | Matte Khaki Bronze |
| Construction | Forged Monoblock |
| Lead Time | 25 days |
XINGTU’s engineers want to highlight three details that define this build.
The Camaro drag racing skinny wheels use a 17×4.5 configuration with 2 inches of backspacing, creating the narrow wheel profile associated with dedicated straight-line racing setups. Compared with conventional wide front wheels, the reduced barrel width accommodates a narrower front-tire package and limits the amount of wheel material carried at the front axle.
Ten slender spokes extend evenly from the center toward the outer rim, with open sections that give the compact wheel face a balanced appearance. The forged monoblock construction integrates the center, spokes and barrel into a continuous aluminum structure, without separate bolted rim components.
Each finished wheel weighs 8 kg. The narrow profile and wheel construction suit the intended drag-racing application, where front-wheel dimensions and tire selection differ considerably from everyday road configurations.
Matte Khaki Bronze covers the entire wheel, creating a consistent low-gloss appearance across the ten-spoke face, center hub, outer rim and barrel.
The finish combines a muted bronze tone with a slightly metallic character, allowing the spoke contours and recessed sections to remain visible without the strong reflections of a gloss coating. Under different lighting conditions, the bronze can appear warmer or darker, bringing subtle variation to the wheel's overall appearance.
The narrow spoke edges, curved transitions and recessed openings require even coating coverage to maintain a consistent matte surface. Controlled preparation and curing help preserve the intended color and finish throughout the wheel.
The forged front wheel measures 17×4.5 with 2 inches of backspacing, a 5×120.65 bolt pattern and 70.3 mm center bore. These dimensions correspond to the completed 2002 Chevrolet Camaro GM F-Body drag-racing project.
The narrow barrel and specified backspacing establish the wheel's position relative to the mounting hub, while the 5×120.65 pattern defines the five-lug mounting arrangement.
This configuration is intended for a dedicated drag-racing front-tire setup rather than general road use. Brake-caliper clearance, suspension components, steering movement and tire compatibility require verification for the actual vehicle.
The production record does not state the wheel offset, load rating or lug-seat specification. These details require confirmation for the intended installation.
The completed front wheels feature a slim ten-spoke pattern, open wheel-face geometry and a uniform Matte Khaki Bronze finish. The narrow 17×4.5 profile gives the design its distinctive drag-racing proportions, while the metallic bronze surface highlights the spoke contours without excessive reflection.
The finished wheels weigh 8 kg each, combining the compact front-wheel construction with the understated appearance of the original Camaro drag-racing design.

XINGTU manufactures forged wheels according to your actual brake, suspension and tire setup, including narrow front skinnies, wide rear wheels, custom backspacing and personalized finishes.
The 17×4.5 forged wheel features 2 inches of backspacing, a 5×120.65 bolt pattern and 70.3 mm center bore. Its narrow barrel accommodates a dedicated front skinny tire configuration for straight-line racing, rather than a conventional four-wheel street setup.
The wheel combines ten slender spokes with an open face and a continuous forged aluminum body. The center, spokes and barrel form one structural component without separate assembly joints. The finished weight is 8 kg per wheel.
The wheel dimensions correspond to the featured 2002 Chevrolet Camaro GM F-Body project. Brake clearance, suspension geometry, steering movement and tire fitment must suit the actual racing configuration. The mounting hardware, lug-seat type and load rating require confirmation before installation.
Skinny front wheels accommodate narrow front tires in dedicated straight-line racing configurations. This 17×4.5 design was produced for a 2002 Chevrolet Camaro GM F-Body project and is not intended as a conventional street-wheel replacement.
Each wheel measures 17×4.5 with 2 inches of backspacing, a 5×120.65 bolt pattern and 70.3 mm center bore. The finished weight is 8 kg per wheel, with a forged monoblock construction and ten-spoke design.
A skinny front wheel uses a narrower barrel to accommodate a specialized front-tire package. This configuration serves a different purpose from wider street wheels designed for everyday handling and cornering. Tire selection must match the intended drag-racing application.
Matte Khaki Bronze is a low-gloss metallic coating with a muted brown-bronze tone. It covers the spokes, center and barrel, with subtle changes in appearance under different lighting conditions.
The featured dimensions belong to a specific 2002 Camaro drag-racing project. Brake clearance, steering movement, hub dimensions and tire compatibility must be verified against the actual vehicle. The lug-seat type and load rating also require confirmation before installation.
Backspacing, mounting dimensions, spoke geometry and surface finishes can be discussed according to the intended racing application. The 17×4.5 Matte Khaki Bronze wheel represents one completed configuration.
The recorded production schedule is 25 days, including forged monoblock machining, spoke finishing, Matte Khaki Bronze coating, dimensional inspection and dynamic balancing. Shipping transit and additional design revisions are separate.