Widest tire on stock 16x8 wheel????
Yes, same size at all four corners. This is a very common replacement size for people with stock or modified suspensions on stock wheels. I wonder what percentage of stock wheels in existance today have 245/45-16 tires on them? 50%
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Originally posted by SleepR1
I think vosko mounted 305/45-16 drag slicks in the back
I think vosko mounted 305/45-16 drag slicks in the back
Originally posted by maxcooper
Yes, same size at all four corners. This is a very common replacement size for people with stock or modified suspensions on stock wheels. I wonder what percentage of stock wheels in existance today have 245/45-16 tires on them? 50%
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Yes, same size at all four corners. This is a very common replacement size for people with stock or modified suspensions on stock wheels. I wonder what percentage of stock wheels in existance today have 245/45-16 tires on them? 50%
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Originally posted by jr
So there are no problems running 245/45 16's on stock rims with say the Eibach Pro-Kit springs? How do people like the Bridgestone S03 Pole Positions?
So there are no problems running 245/45 16's on stock rims with say the Eibach Pro-Kit springs? How do people like the Bridgestone S03 Pole Positions?
Originally posted by GoodfellaFD3S
I have a Tanabe coilover setup (my fd sits very low) and have no fitment probs with 245/45s. I have the s02's and love them. I would assume the s03's are even better.
I have a Tanabe coilover setup (my fd sits very low) and have no fitment probs with 245/45s. I have the s02's and love them. I would assume the s03's are even better.
Thanks for the info! Anyone know how to do the math to figure out how the speedo will be off due to the change in tire size?
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Originally posted by jr
Thanks for the info! Anyone know how to do the math to figure out how the speedo will be off due to the change in tire size?
Thanks for the info! Anyone know how to do the math to figure out how the speedo will be off due to the change in tire size?
245/45s: 245mm x .45 = 110.25 sidewall
difference of 2.25mm is negligible. Speedo should stay the same--I've been running the 245/45s for years now and gearing seems to be the same, ie. 5th gear is still 3000 rpms at 80 mph etc.






