Official Enkei RPF1 Thread
Originally Posted by soomiap1,Jan 8 2010, 10:04 PM
well havnt posted in a while...but here we go!








No, think of it like this.
7.5" = 225
8" = 235
8.5" = 245
9" = 255
9.5" = 265
Now you can go +/- 1 tire size from that chart for a fitment issue or unusually fitting tires. Keep in mind, you're driving a performance car, it's never worth sacrificing anything beyond the OEM sizes for fitment or looks. This isn't an effing VW economy car, do it right son!
7.5" = 225
8" = 235
8.5" = 245
9" = 255
9.5" = 265
Now you can go +/- 1 tire size from that chart for a fitment issue or unusually fitting tires. Keep in mind, you're driving a performance car, it's never worth sacrificing anything beyond the OEM sizes for fitment or looks. This isn't an effing VW economy car, do it right son!
Originally Posted by Brownergy,Feb 11 2010, 05:52 PM
No, think of it like this.
7.5" = 225
8" = 235
8.5" = 245
9" = 255
9.5" = 265
Now you can go +/- 1 tire size from that chart for a fitment issue or unusually fitting tires. Keep in mind, you're driving a performance car, it's never worth sacrificing anything beyond the OEM sizes for fitment or looks. This isn't an effing VW economy car, do it right son!
7.5" = 225
8" = 235
8.5" = 245
9" = 255
9.5" = 265
Now you can go +/- 1 tire size from that chart for a fitment issue or unusually fitting tires. Keep in mind, you're driving a performance car, it's never worth sacrificing anything beyond the OEM sizes for fitment or looks. This isn't an effing VW economy car, do it right son!

Originally Posted by anarkia1ces,Feb 11 2010, 08:57 PM
Hey Seegs, what do you say about this? Typo on your part maybe? 

I should also add I base the modifications I do or have done to all of the three S2000's I've owned on the fact that I will drive the car to the limit of it's ability on a regular basis. Most owners with stretched tires and slammed rides do it for looks from others, not grins from the drivers seat. I call these people ricers, but that's just me.



