If you have 10.5" rear wheel with 275/35 tire, little help
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Originally Posted by Disco_Monkey
I've got 275/35 Bridgestone SO-3's on my 10.5's. The ride is fine but of course you can feel the bumps in the road. My fronts are 245/35 and those are like rubber bands. Looks cool but the lip is very exposed to being damaged if I ever hit a pothole that I can't avoid.
lots of potholes in LA and OC cali
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Originally Posted by afr0puff
If you don't correct the camber with that big of a drop, you're going to be bottoming out non-stop. I drove for 2 weeks without any camber correction after dropping my car and would bottom out on every dip on the highway. Once the camber was corrected, I no longer had that problem, save for the extreme dips.
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04-24-2006, 09:00 AM
Originally Posted by sen_jen
^ thats fine. you can run 275/35 on those wheels no problems. if you slam the basics, still no problem. if you correct camber, just roll the fender. not a problem.
however, imho i'd run a 275/30 to make it look nicer. not as bulgy/swamper looking. everyone has their preferences.
DO NOT get Nittos.
however, imho i'd run a 275/30 to make it look nicer. not as bulgy/swamper looking. everyone has their preferences.
DO NOT get Nittos.
Whats wrong with Nittos ??
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