I was wondering what are some tire sizes people have been able to run of there g. I want to run a nitto drag radial 305/35/20, not sure if they will fit

 

buy the APR Widebody kit

 

That is a tall tire at 28.58".
Is this something that you are looking to run on the street or just the track?
What kind of power are you making?

 

i have a kenstly rear and sides with a greddy front. apr wide body is sick though

 

i dont daily the car just some week end driving maybe few times up to track. the car put down 510whp 520tq on a dyno dynamics,they read a lil low

 

you can try 305/25r20 or 295/25r20

 

Pretty sure we've covered every dyno evar, they all read low heheh still I'd love mine to read 5xx WHP

 

I would say that if you want to run Nitto's you should probably step down to an 18, otherwise look into another DOT drag radial.

What kind of track racing, 1/4 mile or autocross? Nice numbers, but IMHO I would run track dedicated tires (if you really want to have fun) and street tires for the weekend trips.

I have run DOT DR's before and they do not last long. I only ran them to and from the track (20 miles) and at the track. You are better having two sets of tires.
The way I see it having tried the DOT radial, there is no reason to run mediocre tires at the track if you have a car than can perform, and there is no reason to run track tires on the street.

 

I have yet to hear anyone say the dyno they run on reads "normal" or "high" everyone runs on a heartbreaker


I run 305mm wide tires on my car and i have seen several others do the same so it is possible.

 

But is it a 305/35/20?

 

i the car isnt slammed it will fit no problem with the proper offset.

 

wont matter as long as 305mm fit you can raise your car to clear a taller tire (to an extent)providing you have coil overs.

 

True as far as width goes. If you are lifting your car up to fit a tall wheel/tire combo I think that starts getting close to a donk
305/35/20 is going to be a super meaty tire, but then again if he has the power to put that much tire to good use, why not