New Tire Time - Stretch Or Meat
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New Tire Time - Stretch Or Meat
Well its time to replace the tires on my G again and I am debating to stick with the size I did last time for a little stretch look or go with a meatier tire. Car needs an alignment immediately after I get some tires but I also need to get a front camber kit when I buy tires. My last set got eaten up pretty damn fast because the alignment was ****...With that being said I am just debating to go with a meaty look or stay on the stretched.
Anyone post their meaty setup? I am really not sure how meaty I can go, especially since I am not on coils and the car is pretty low just on springs.
Last Set:
Front: Nitto 225/35/20
Rear: 255/35/20
Suspension:
Z sportline drop
Tokico D spec struts
Whiteline Bushings
SPC rear camber arms
SPC front camber "purchasing with tires"
Front & rear fenders are rolled
Previous Pics:
NOTE: Spacers are installed for these pics, I believe its 25 or 30mm front and rear
Anyone post their meaty setup? I am really not sure how meaty I can go, especially since I am not on coils and the car is pretty low just on springs.
Last Set:
Front: Nitto 225/35/20
Rear: 255/35/20
Suspension:
Z sportline drop
Tokico D spec struts
Whiteline Bushings
SPC rear camber arms
SPC front camber "purchasing with tires"
Front & rear fenders are rolled
Previous Pics:
NOTE: Spacers are installed for these pics, I believe its 25 or 30mm front and rear
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Stretch and Over Camber has hopefully died, gone back to riceland!
Wheel width/offset has a lot to do with what size tires you can run! Commons size with aftermarket wheels 8 and 9" wide is 245/35X20 (F) & 275/35X20 (R) which allows for great handling and ride. My last set for the rear was 285s because Michelin 275s were in short supply. I like the 285's better with my 10" wide rear rims, cornering ability is vastly improved too!
Gary
Gary
#6
Wheel width/offset has a lot to do with what size tires you can run! Commons size with aftermarket wheels 8 and 9" wide is 245/35X20 (F) & 275/35X20 (R) which allows for great handling and ride. My last set for the rear was 285s because Michelin 275s were in short supply. I like the 285's better with my 10" wide rear rims, cornering ability is vastly improved too!
Gary
Gary
I imagine going with a wider tire I will end up having to get some smaller spacers as even with it rolled right now its pretty close to the inside of the well..like less than a pinky finger but we shall see.
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