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Old 08-29-04, 11:11 AM
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87 TII Tire

I'm thinking about putting 215/50 R16 on 87 TII stock wheel with stock shocks.
For someone already have tried, any change (in bad way) to the ride?
Let me know.
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no change, you won't even notice.
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225/50-16 would be a better choice as the diameter would be exactly the same as stock then

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I run 215/55R16 in back, no prob.
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225/50-16 won’t rub the front fender/sway bars?
Having different tire size on front and rear won’t kill balance?
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nope they wont i own 2 pairs of 225/50-16s theyre mounted on some killer looking O.Z.s they do however give you somewhat better handling on the road.
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Originally Posted by Kai
I run 215/55R16 in back, no prob.
why??? I mean, that size makes your speedo off by about 2% (so when you speedo says you are driving at 60 MPH you are really driving at 61 MPH), and you raise the car up 1/2 an inch...

Use a 225/50-16 if you want a wider foot print, it is exactly the correct size if shifting from the stock 16 inch tire and fits without any problems.
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Because I needed tires ASAP, and that's the closest I could get at the time.

BTW, it's actually 2.5% off, and I don't mind the rake (or gear ratio screw-ups)
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