Who's rollin with taller rubber in the rear?
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Who's rollin with taller rubber in the rear?
I will get pics of mine today after a wash, but wanted to put it out to see who rolls this style.
My rims are 18x9 Front 18x10 Rear. Front rubber is 225/45/18. Rear rubber is 235/50/18.
I love how it looks with the 50's in the rear. Meatier look to the rear.
Anybody else have taller rubber in the back?
My rims are 18x9 Front 18x10 Rear. Front rubber is 225/45/18. Rear rubber is 235/50/18.
I love how it looks with the 50's in the rear. Meatier look to the rear.
Anybody else have taller rubber in the back?
Last edited by pythonjosh; 08-21-2009 at 04:09 PM.
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I really don't know why you would want to go so skinny. Its not like you are running very wide wheels or very aggressive offsets which require you to stretch.
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I like the look. The thinner tread width makes drifting easier.
The 5mm higher rears have also raised the rear a little bit but enough to notice when I'm getting in and out of my apartment's garage (sidewalk is steep). But that will all change when I drop it on Teins.
I like the look of having bigger rubber in the back. You only see width at one angle, and you only see height at the other angle. If you have differing measurements in both dimensions.
The difference is noticed all around.
The 5mm higher rears have also raised the rear a little bit but enough to notice when I'm getting in and out of my apartment's garage (sidewalk is steep). But that will all change when I drop it on Teins.
I like the look of having bigger rubber in the back. You only see width at one angle, and you only see height at the other angle. If you have differing measurements in both dimensions.
The difference is noticed all around.
Last edited by pythonjosh; 08-24-2009 at 01:35 PM.