Tire Fitment Question
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Don't track at all..... been wanting too but car is not setup to even have a great run....
I guess i just wanted to run a wide tire but i was mostly concerned about the rears rubbing again and then having to run -camber to clear the 255's
I guess i just wanted to run a wide tire but i was mostly concerned about the rears rubbing again and then having to run -camber to clear the 255's
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oh ic. well i have the 17x9 +45 rears w/ 255s running the UK spec alignment. i don't rub at all w/ the fenders rolled and tab relocated. So you should be fine, depending on what alignment specs you go with.
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Originally Posted by 04stoner,Nov 17 2008, 03:10 PM
What do you mean by this Marcos?
I would never run 255 all around, unless your a pro
235 fronts
255 rear
try and account for the sidewall difference.
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Originally Posted by Wraeththu,Nov 17 2008, 04:35 PM
meaning the car wont oversteer as much, which it has a horrible tendency to do anyways.
I would never run 255 all around, unless your a pro
235 fronts
255 rear
try and account for the sidewall difference.
I would never run 255 all around, unless your a pro
235 fronts
255 rear
try and account for the sidewall difference.
Well i have 235-45 up front..... 255-40 should match up pretty damn good right?
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Originally Posted by Chris_Lum,Nov 17 2008, 05:11 PM
255/40 is a 102mm sidewall and 235/45 is a 105.75mm sidewall...so your front sidewalls will be larger by 3.75mm. shouldn't be too noticeable.
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