juss test fitting the new wheels
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06-26-2008, 05:16 PM
Originally Posted by redlude97
you realize it cambers in when you lower it down right? Based on where it sits right now, it won't need stretched tires, the wheel will actually be slightly tucked
damn bro you just wont get off your horse about stretched tires will you?? JDM...it looks sick bro! cant wait to see the finished product!
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06-26-2008, 07:13 PM
Originally Posted by G Thizzle
damn bro you just wont get off your horse about stretched tires will you?? JDM...it looks sick bro! cant wait to see the finished product!
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Originally Posted by meatbag
For 13" wide wheels you should run the 345/25/20 Pirelli Rosso Assimetrico. Even though two tires may the same size they do vary from manufacturer to manufacturer by up to 15mm. The Pirelli are the widest 20" 345 tire I have seen. On the other hand the 335/30/20 Michelin PS2's will give you another half inch of sidewall to stretch and they are just as wide as everyone elses 345 tires.
I had the Pirelli 345/25/20 on my last set of wheels and they are nice tires. I went with 345/25/20 Nitto Invo's this time though.
Tires are going to run around $1700 for all 4 depending where you go.
I had the Pirelli 345/25/20 on my last set of wheels and they are nice tires. I went with 345/25/20 Nitto Invo's this time though.
Tires are going to run around $1700 for all 4 depending where you go.
However.. after really getting on them.. IMO I prefer the PS2 in terms of track use but the P-Zeros are cheaper by a few bucks each..
EDIT: the P-Zeros handle the heat VERY will for street tires.. PS2 did good but I was suprised by the P-Zeros
- Eric
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06-27-2008, 12:40 AM
Originally Posted by Klumzyee
I just switched from PS2s to P-Zeros.. Pirelli takes the win for BIGGER sidwalls the PS2 has smaller sidewall.. so two tires in the same size like you mention PS2s are slightly slightly smaller..
However.. after really getting on them.. IMO I prefer the PS2 in terms of track use but the P-Zeros are cheaper by a few bucks each..
EDIT: the P-Zeros handle the heat VERY will for street tires.. PS2 did good but I was suprised by the P-Zeros
- Eric
However.. after really getting on them.. IMO I prefer the PS2 in terms of track use but the P-Zeros are cheaper by a few bucks each..
EDIT: the P-Zeros handle the heat VERY will for street tires.. PS2 did good but I was suprised by the P-Zeros
- Eric
Im glad to hear you liked the Ps2's as i think im going to run the 335/30/30 and 285/30/20 ones when i burn through my Invos.
Specification Sidewall Radius Diameter Circumference Revs/Mile Difference
345/25-20 3.4in 13.4in 26.8in 84.2in 753 0.0%
325/25-20 3.2in 13.2in 26.4in 82.9in 764 -1.5%
335/30-20 4.0in 14.0in 27.9in 87.7in 723 4.2%