New Rims: Yokohama Advan RZ!!
#46
I think its opp if you go for larger wheels then speedo will show more isint?
#47
the wheel size doesn't matter. It's the O.D of the tire that affects the speedo. as long as you keep the O.D similar to stock you shouldn't have a problem.
for example my 19" Tires are 245/40/19F and 275/35/19R while stock is 225/50/18F and 245/45/18R. you can see that the sidewall is now smaller for both front are rear by 10, thus keeping the O.D very similar.
for example my 19" Tires are 245/40/19F and 275/35/19R while stock is 225/50/18F and 245/45/18R. you can see that the sidewall is now smaller for both front are rear by 10, thus keeping the O.D very similar.
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#51
LOL I don't believe you...you have no radars no camera no restriction and you still looking LOL....In Dubai we will soon have fines over breathing loud in the car as well
#53
lol well, I have 2 choices:
1) Industrial Area on a weekend, it gets pretty empty and big empty roads but no lots , omg guys I have to show you this warehouse we have, it's HUGE and it has 3 huge hangers, the ground is sooooo damn smooth every time I go in I wanna drift sooooo baaaddd
I have to take pics of the road, you guys can't imagine how smooth it is, it's not even tarmac, it's huge single blocks of solid reinforced concrete, and ohhh soooo smoooth lol. But if I go drifting there, I'd probably have my head chopped of by my uncle haha.
2) Outside Jeddah around the sea, the only problem there is the roads are like crap, I gotta find a nice and smooth enough road. But on weekends it gets busy which is the only real time I have
see my dilema
1) Industrial Area on a weekend, it gets pretty empty and big empty roads but no lots , omg guys I have to show you this warehouse we have, it's HUGE and it has 3 huge hangers, the ground is sooooo damn smooth every time I go in I wanna drift sooooo baaaddd
I have to take pics of the road, you guys can't imagine how smooth it is, it's not even tarmac, it's huge single blocks of solid reinforced concrete, and ohhh soooo smoooth lol. But if I go drifting there, I'd probably have my head chopped of by my uncle haha.
2) Outside Jeddah around the sea, the only problem there is the roads are like crap, I gotta find a nice and smooth enough road. But on weekends it gets busy which is the only real time I have
see my dilema
#54
well I finally got around to installing 245/40 F and 275/35 R.
First thing there's no rubbing at all so that was a relief.
Second I no longer scrap every time I drive in and out of my drive way
Three, I need to drive it more to get a better feel for the new tires, but they do feel much better than the 255/35's.
Now I'm just waiting for my rear camber arms to arrive and try dial in a bit of negative camber, any recommendations?
First thing there's no rubbing at all so that was a relief.
Second I no longer scrap every time I drive in and out of my drive way
Three, I need to drive it more to get a better feel for the new tires, but they do feel much better than the 255/35's.
Now I'm just waiting for my rear camber arms to arrive and try dial in a bit of negative camber, any recommendations?
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#58
Man as you are lowered you would have negative camber already isint? Im on -1.5 and have rear the camber kit at home and dont want to install LOL
#59
yeah it is running a little negtaive camber, what's the maz - camber I can run? do u know? I won't do the max I just wanna know for reference