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Old 04-04-11, 03:02 PM
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CA Tire help!!!

JUST GOT SOME 15'S FOR THE PROJECT FC
WANT TO ASK WHAT WOULD BE A GOOD TIRE SIZE

F 15/7
R 15/8

LET ME KNOW GUYS
Old 04-04-11, 03:23 PM
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A 7" wide wheel will appreciate a 205 series tire up to a 225 series before looking overly pudgy.

A 8" wide wheel will appreciate a 225 series tire up to a 245 before looking pudgy.

BUT both of these will be limited to how much space you have between rim and spring.
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depending on offset of the rim, a wider tire will hit the shock assembly.
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Or the fenders right?
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yes and the fenders.

On the stock S5 turbo rims the widest I can fit on that was 215, 225 will hit the shock and fender in the front.
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