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Old 09-23-04, 09:38 PM
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Yet another tire width... searched

I searched, and 99 percent of the threads ive found for stock rx7 wheels were for either 14" wheels, or TII 16" wheels......


How bout the 91 n/a 15" wheels?

I've heard of people trying some feature on tirerack.com (where i'll more than likely be buying tires from) but I can't find any such feature.

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Old 09-23-04, 10:10 PM
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my 15" na tires have 205/50-15's on um
but they used to have 225/55-15's
want to buy a set of stock 15's?
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set of stock 15 what? tires? wheels?

I'm quite happy with my 91 wheels.

Do you have any pics of your car with the 225/50? Hell... even the 205/50. I'm just trying to see what a 50 profile would look like. At stock height, I think that's a bit too much fender space.

Did the 225s have alot of side bulge?
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225 tires are not recommended on a wheel as narrow as a 6 inch. If you are going with a 225 you should use at least vert wheels which are 6.5 inchs wide
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na na, what ALL you guys need is a good set of 14" rims with 185/60 tires.
All the performance you will never want!
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hey poor red neck check these out. They are 225/50. they fit fine. they look less "blue" in person.
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heres a picture, the lighting isnt the greatest. Perhaps you'll like the 245s on my TII
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how about this one?
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