need help with 19's
#4
A couple companies make 225/35/19's and I think Pirelli makes a 215/35/19 if you must get 19's. I'd try to get a 19x8.5 and run 255/30/19 or 265/30/19 in the back. Find a rim with the right offset first though.
#6
I have an '02 on order and plan to put racing tires on the stock wheels for scca autocross. Have just purchased Volk Racing GT-P's 18x9 rear, 18x8 front for every day driving/sporting. I am considering Falken tires because most brands do not seem to sell tires to fit this wheel size/combo. I have also heard that performance is hurt by lowering the car so I am considering higher profile tires to fill the wheel wells. I would appreciate suggestions.
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The 19" wheel and tires will fit on the car but there is not a good size tire to go with. The only matching tires would be Pirelli P7000 in 215/35R19 and 265/30R19. The problem with these sizes is the car would not handle well at all. You would have way too much understeer..
Jim
Jim
#9
19" are rough on your ride and handling if you are planning on doing mountain runs with lots of twisties and turns.
Be sure to look for at least 50-55mm offset or you are going to rub the hell out of your tires. Tire sizes are hard to come by as well and they are more expensive.
From what I have heard, 18" are the best balance between show and go... but again, make sure you have plenty of offset.
Cheers,
Be sure to look for at least 50-55mm offset or you are going to rub the hell out of your tires. Tire sizes are hard to come by as well and they are more expensive.
From what I have heard, 18" are the best balance between show and go... but again, make sure you have plenty of offset.
Cheers,
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