My 2004 S with....Rotas!
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From: Philadelphia
I think it's cool that he put slipstreams on there. Anything to make the car faster, ha! Anyway, he worked with the money he had and that is that. Not every persom can afford Volks or anything. Mind you they are great wheels though. Point being, we all like to modify our cars and we do so with the money we have. Good work!
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From: stockbridge
Originally Posted by Xistence,May 25 2005, 06:19 AM
205/50/16 in the front, 225/45/16 in the rear.
HOWEVER
The only way you can run a 245 contact patch in the rear is by using the OEM S02's, which is what my next set of rears will be. I do not think you can run 245's on a 7" wide wheel.
EDIT: I was checking TireRack and if you run 245/50/16s in the rear, then they will apparently fit a 16x7 wheel. I do not know what increasing from the 245/45 to 245/50 will do.
HOWEVER
The only way you can run a 245 contact patch in the rear is by using the OEM S02's, which is what my next set of rears will be. I do not think you can run 245's on a 7" wide wheel.
EDIT: I was checking TireRack and if you run 245/50/16s in the rear, then they will apparently fit a 16x7 wheel. I do not know what increasing from the 245/45 to 245/50 will do.
just put them on today so i decided to take a little heat from you
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From: Lusby, MD
I don't think I would ever put a wheel/tire package on my car that would require smaller tires. Just not good practice. I think the wheels look good, but the lack of rear tire would induce a lot of oversteer I'd assume.
I've always been a fan of Volk wheels, and I think they cater their offsets to the S2000's needs. I'm Volk man I guess.
Ryan
I've always been a fan of Volk wheels, and I think they cater their offsets to the S2000's needs. I'm Volk man I guess.
Ryan