G35 Tyre setup help plz - Page 2 - G35Driver - Infiniti G35 & G37 Forum Discussion

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02-25-2011, 01:30 AM

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Not really!
mine comes on more than I like.
I am running my winter wheels. 235/45/18 studdless snow tires. I can hardly get agressive with the throttle, doing so causes the slip light to pop on. I leave VDC on so I know when im buring up my tires

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02-25-2011, 01:35 AM

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Originally Posted by by15vc

^ When I mentioned rim width I was referring to calculating the overall diameter. Same size tire on a wider rim = shorter overall

I borrowed loaner wheels once with stock 18's. The rear was slightly shorter than the front due to tire sizing and it threw off my VDC immediately when I started driving on it. Kept flashing and cutting power to the wheels.

OP what are your wheel sizes?

Yes I agree, but running a 255/35/19 on a 9.5" rim isnt going to be much different than a 255/35/19 0n a 10.5" rim in regards to overall diameter...not enough to mention. unless you are doing an uber stretch, width wont play much of a factor

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02-25-2011, 01:36 AM

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Originally Posted by 4DGS

To me, I don't care how low you are, a 275/35 is too big and looks like crap.

We're all happy you voiced your opinion, but no one has ever told me my 275/35s look like crap. The difference between 35s and 30s gives my 10.5" Volks that much more protection against chuck holes I have kind of a raked stance and that's what I like along with being able to back up to most curbs without messin up my exhaust. Thanks for your opinion anyway....

looks like crap??
Gary

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02-25-2011, 01:47 AM

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The tire size does, I'm not talkin' **** about your wheels lol

Like you said, it IS raked. If that's what he wants that's fine.

And yea, the thing with wheel width is a difference in millimeters...

I have run some wacky set ups on my car but I rarely drive with my VDC on.

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02-25-2011, 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by 4DGS

Uhhh, no you're wrong.

Whatever was going on with your car was something else.

You have to be doing some crazy *** **** to trip the VDC on these cars.

Definitely not something else. I literally take off the wheels I had that was working fine with VDC, put on the loaners, and the VDC starts slipping.

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02-26-2011, 12:20 AM

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Originally Posted by ty50n

Thanks for your response. So why does pretty much every 1 on here have the same profile both front and back?

For me, it just worked out that way after I looked at what some other people run on the same rims, diameters, sidewall height and width, plus my desire to have similar sidewall profiles -- pretty straight, not stretched and not bulging either. I like this setup: 245/35F 255/35R (on a sedan) but wouldn't hesitate to go 245/40 on the back.

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