Eighteen inches keeps this Camaro SS wheel compact enough for a motorsport-influenced look rather than chasing oversized diameter. Fine matte-black mesh fills the center, polished metal frames the outer edge, and exposed hardware clearly separates the two sections. Unlike many performance builds, all four wheels remain 18×8 ET30, giving the car one consistent fitment front to rear.
| Item | Specification |
| Model No. | L253645 |
| Construction | 2‑Piece Forged |
| Size | 18 × 8.0(Square / all four) |
| PCD | 5 × 120.65 |
| Offset | ET30 (all four) |
| Center Bore | 70.3 mm |
| Lug Seat | 15 × 32 × 60 Conical |
| Finish | Matte Black Center / Polished Lip with Exposed Hardware |
Mesh geometry takes center stage on this wheel. Numerous narrow spokes spread the load visually across the 18-inch face, while the polished barrel remains clearly visible behind the darker center. Two-piece construction keeps those areas physically and visually separate.
Current fitment is deliberately straightforward: 18×8, ET30 and 5×120.65 at all four corners. A 70.3 mm center bore and 15×32×60° conical lug-seat specification are also recorded for the project.
Brembo brake clearance is one of the vehicle-specific details already stated in the original Engineering Notes. Retaining it is more useful than adding generic language about V8 performance, because it explains one real constraint behind the face geometry.
Finish contrast has a practical visual effect as well. Matte black keeps the dense center relatively quiet, while the polished outer lip prevents the wheel from disappearing against the tire. Exposed fasteners provide a narrow transition between the two surfaces.
Small diameter is part of the appeal rather than a compromise. The 18-inch format leaves enough visual tire around the wheel to retain a track-influenced proportion, while the fine mesh adds detail without needing a larger face.
Matte black reduces visual noise across the many spokes. The polished lip then catches the eye from an angle, giving the wheel more depth than a fully black finish would provide.

Front and rear both use 18×8 ET30.
That square layout keeps the wheel package simple and consistent, which suits a design where the contrast between mesh center and polished lip already provides plenty of visual character.
Open space between spokes is not purely stylistic on a Camaro SS with its existing brake package.
The original project specifically records full Brembo clearance, so spoke position and inner geometry remain part of the fitment even though the overall wheel diameter is only 18 inches.
Dense multi-spoke faces can become visually busy when every surface is polished.
Matte black suppresses reflections through the center and lets the polished lip act as a cleaner outer boundary. Exposed hardware keeps the distinction between those two sections visible.
Going larger would change the wheel-to-tire relationship considerably. Here, 18 inches keeps the finished appearance closer to a motorsport-style setup than a large-diameter show-wheel treatment.
For a Camaro with different brakes, suspension or preferred width, Xingtu can revise the wheel specification around the actual vehicle rather than transferring this 18×8 ET30 layout unchanged.
No. All four wheels measure 18×8 with ET30.
The project lists a 5×120.65 PCD and 70.3 mm center bore.
Yes. Existing Engineering Notes state that the wheel was developed with full Brembo brake clearance.
Low-reflection black keeps the fine mesh from looking overly busy and creates stronger separation from the polished lip.
Yes. The wheel uses separate center and outer sections with visible assembly hardware.
Current data shows a 15×32×60° conical seat.
Yes. Width and offset can change when brake clearance, suspension setup or the desired stance calls for another configuration.