05 6MT Tires...
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Originally Posted by shook2323
Two questions...
What tire comes on the 05 6MT (comes with Sport Suspension).
Will 16" wheels fit over the calipers (for snow tires)?
I searched for both, couldn't come up with anything, although I know I have read some thing about both questions...
Thanks.
What tire comes on the 05 6MT (comes with Sport Suspension).
Will 16" wheels fit over the calipers (for snow tires)?
I searched for both, couldn't come up with anything, although I know I have read some thing about both questions...
Thanks.
On the 05 G35 you can only put the 16" on the G35X because it has smaller brakes(11.7" front discs) but the coupe and rwd sedan have larger brakes (12.6" front discs).
I assume you are talking sedan since it is in this section .
The stock wheel and tire sizes are 7" x17 wheels with 215/55R17 tires.
The sedan aero package sizes are 7.5" x 18 wheels with 235/45R18 tires.
Wayne
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I'm looking into getting a G35 6MT Sedan, and would likely swap out the tires for some all season performance tires. I really like the Pirelli P-Zero Neros but they don't seem to have the 235/45-18 size of the standard tire. They have 245/40-18. Would this fit? Would I need to recalibrate the speedometer/odometer??
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Originally Posted by pbm317
I'm looking into getting a G35 6MT Sedan, and would likely swap out the tires for some all season performance tires. I really like the Pirelli P-Zero Neros but they don't seem to have the 235/45-18 size of the standard tire. They have 245/40-18. Would this fit? Would I need to recalibrate the speedometer/odometer??
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Originally Posted by rviradia
Do you know what speed difference there would be on the speedo by using 245/40-18, they are also over $100 less per tire in many cases :-)
Very minor but there are caluclators out there that will tell you. Might be 1-3mph off on the speedo. However 245 might be a wide tire for a 7.5" rim. You better check over in the Wheels forum.
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Originally Posted by Gting
Very minor but there are caluclators out there that will tell you. Might be 1-3mph off on the speedo. However 245 might be a wide tire for a 7.5" rim. You better check over in the Wheels forum.
All the searching I've done says that a difference (error) up +/- 3% is acceptable to the ECU.
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