19" wheels.. :)
04-23-06, 03:11 PM
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Hi there,
Your offsets are good, but your TIRE DIAMETERS are WAY OFF.
So this is what you would need to do:
Front: 235/35/19 or 255/30/19
Rear: 265/30/19 or 275/30/19 is my suggestion.
The 285/35/19 is WAY TALL and you will get into boost much later.
Rishie
Your offsets are good, but your TIRE DIAMETERS are WAY OFF.
So this is what you would need to do:
Front: 235/35/19 or 255/30/19
Rear: 265/30/19 or 275/30/19 is my suggestion.
The 285/35/19 is WAY TALL and you will get into boost much later.
Rishie
04-23-06, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by ARD T2
Hi there,
Your offsets are good, but your TIRE DIAMETERS are WAY OFF.
So this is what you would need to do:
Front: 235/35/19 or 255/30/19
Rear: 265/30/19 or 275/30/19 is my suggestion.
The 285/35/19 is WAY TALL and you will get into boost much later.
Rishie
Your offsets are good, but your TIRE DIAMETERS are WAY OFF.
So this is what you would need to do:
Front: 235/35/19 or 255/30/19
Rear: 265/30/19 or 275/30/19 is my suggestion.
The 285/35/19 is WAY TALL and you will get into boost much later.
Rishie
i rather a 35 series tire, so i guess i'm gonna have to go with a 235 up front and a 275 in the back...
04-23-06, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Russo
boost won't be a problem for a v8
i rather a 35 series tire, so i guess i'm gonna have to go with a 235 up front and a 275 in the back...
i rather a 35 series tire, so i guess i'm gonna have to go with a 235 up front and a 275 in the back...
04-23-06, 11:58 PM
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Exactly what Ryn implied. Also keep in mind that staying within a "series" of tire may not produce the exact results you are hoping for. THe "series" is a ratio = percentage called "aspect ratio". This ratio is a percentage of the tire's width. In other words a wider, lower series tire can be the same "sidewall height" as a thinner higher series tire.
Hope that makes sense. THis is why a 225/50/16 and a 245/45/16 basically produce the same sidewall heights.
Rishie
Hope that makes sense. THis is why a 225/50/16 and a 245/45/16 basically produce the same sidewall heights.
Rishie
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