Can my car be lowered?
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you need some more tire on those wheels. at least 225's up front and 245's on the back... at least. with 9" wide wheels, i'd run 245's all around. probably 255's.
you'll be able to lower it with no problem.
and why would you ask advice from someone who works at discount tire?
you'll be able to lower it with no problem.
and why would you ask advice from someone who works at discount tire?
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Originally Posted by Mike21,Aug 25 2010, 07:00 AM
you need some more tire on those wheels. at least 225's up front and 245's on the back... at least. with 9" wide wheels, i'd run 245's all around. probably 255's.
you'll be able to lower it with no problem.
and why would you ask advice from someone who works at discount tire?
you'll be able to lower it with no problem.
and why would you ask advice from someone who works at discount tire?
Discount tire is prolbey the best tire shop in the country. Not some shitty hole in the wall place.
if what Rooster is saying is true he himself doesnt know anything about wheels or tires yet i highly doubt that discount mounted that tire set up. Period.
#14
Geeze, that's a little harsh.
They did set it up, why would I make something like that up??...
The wheel itself is coming out of the tire in the front.
Discount Tire mounted these, not me.
They did set it up, why would I make something like that up??...
The wheel itself is coming out of the tire in the front.
Discount Tire mounted these, not me.
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205 on a 9" wheel?????
Yeah you need some 255's all around there. Would change that out asap.
Shop must have a bunch of morons over there!
Time for some new tires!
Yeah you need some 255's all around there. Would change that out asap.
Shop must have a bunch of morons over there!
Time for some new tires!
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Originally Posted by RoosterS2K,Aug 25 2010, 07:37 AM
Geeze, that's a little harsh.
They did set it up, why would I make something like that up??...
The wheel itself is coming out of the tire in the front.
Discount Tire mounted these, not me.
They did set it up, why would I make something like that up??...
The wheel itself is coming out of the tire in the front.
Discount Tire mounted these, not me.
#17
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RoosterS2k,
Here a good primer on wheel and tire fitment on the S2000. Read through this and it will answer most, if not all, of your questions.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=342793
#18
New tires? Heck no, I don't have money like that, I have BF Goodrich on right now, expensive as anything and I just put them on like a month and a half ago.
I went to 8080 Phillips Hwy Bld 300, Jacksonville, FL - (904) 636-7576
I went to 8080 Phillips Hwy Bld 300, Jacksonville, FL - (904) 636-7576
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Originally Posted by RoosterS2K,Aug 25 2010, 12:16 PM
New tires? Heck no, I don't have money like that, I have BF Goodrich on right now, expensive as anything and I just put them on like a month and a half ago.
I went to 8080 Phillips Hwy Bld 300, Jacksonville, FL - (904) 636-7576
I went to 8080 Phillips Hwy Bld 300, Jacksonville, FL - (904) 636-7576
Car can not handle nice with those!