View Poll Results: Which staggered set is best?
225/40/19 & 245/40/19
6
23.08%
235/35/19 & 255/35/19
3
11.54%
245/35/19 & 275/35/19
15
57.69%
245/35/19 & 265/35/19
2
7.69%
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Which staggered set is best
How bout, none of the above? If I was running OEM 19" rims I'd do
245/35X19 front and back and use Michelin PS2 Sports for great control, tire
mileage and superior ride! There's no real benefit to staggering tire sizes
with factory rims, this is the size I used on my last Z with amazing control.
Gary
245/35X19 front and back and use Michelin PS2 Sports for great control, tire
mileage and superior ride! There's no real benefit to staggering tire sizes
with factory rims, this is the size I used on my last Z with amazing control.
Gary
Last edited by gary c; Mar 21, 2009 at 10:37 PM.
[QUOTE=infg35coupe;4040322]staggered is the stock for the sport tuned suspension[/QUOTE/]
Yea, everyone's aware of how are cars come from the factory. I just enjoyed
having the larger tires on the front due to the way it made it handle before
I invested in aftermarket wheels....which didn't take long. You could go
staggered but keep in mind you only have an 8" rim so 245's F and 265s R
if they sell that size.
Gary
Yea, everyone's aware of how are cars come from the factory. I just enjoyed
having the larger tires on the front due to the way it made it handle before
I invested in aftermarket wheels....which didn't take long. You could go
staggered but keep in mind you only have an 8" rim so 245's F and 265s R
if they sell that size.
Gary
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Noob question. But i have The factory 18's and i was wondering how wide i could go with a staggered setup, or if its possible to do one size all around??
Last edited by bryan J; Mar 22, 2009 at 05:40 PM. Reason: spelling error
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oh boy here we go. Ok if you search you will find threads on what sizes you can run on stock wheels. Some people will tell you with the same size and just buy good tires. Other people will tell you its ok in 255/265 or even 275. Im not saying what to do just letting you know you are not going to get the same answer from every one on here.
Here is a link you can look at to see what the different sizes will actully do to your ride hight and width.
http://www.bigcustomwheels.com/info_specs.jsp
Here is a link you can look at to see what the different sizes will actully do to your ride hight and width.
http://www.bigcustomwheels.com/info_specs.jsp
The safest is 255 rear and 245 front, yes you can run the same size front and rear... ex. 245/40/18 front and rear
