What tire size?
#1
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What tire size?
i have ap2 oem size staggered tires (215/245).
i might found a loophole wich allows me to change tire size in my vehicle registration.
what size should i choose?
i'm doing all types of performance driving - from mini auto-x (all 1st gear) up to big/long canyon runs.
all in all i'm happy with car's ballance.
i would love better braking and sharper turn in.
i would like to stay away from the fenders mods.
rotating front/rear is not important to me.
i thought to go for 225/255.
maybe 235/255?
i might found a loophole wich allows me to change tire size in my vehicle registration.
what size should i choose?
i'm doing all types of performance driving - from mini auto-x (all 1st gear) up to big/long canyon runs.
all in all i'm happy with car's ballance.
i would love better braking and sharper turn in.
i would like to stay away from the fenders mods.
rotating front/rear is not important to me.
i thought to go for 225/255.
maybe 235/255?
#5
Go for 255/40R17 or 245/40R17 all around if your worried about a circumference change.
I think it has been proven to be the faster setup and you can rotate your tires.
You will need to increase the size of your front sway bar and maybe change spring rates, but once you do that the turn in and corner entry feel will come back like it was before.
If you can afford, it I think the Gendron sway bar with ball bearings is the hot bar right now....
I run 255 on stock ap2v1 rear rims front and back, with 5mm front spacer, and no fender mods. (17x9 is in near my future).
I think it has been proven to be the faster setup and you can rotate your tires.
You will need to increase the size of your front sway bar and maybe change spring rates, but once you do that the turn in and corner entry feel will come back like it was before.
If you can afford, it I think the Gendron sway bar with ball bearings is the hot bar right now....
I run 255 on stock ap2v1 rear rims front and back, with 5mm front spacer, and no fender mods. (17x9 is in near my future).
#6
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225/255 is a great set up for staggered as you get a similar stagger and the additional grip of the wider tire.
On the stock rim the 235 will be really tough the 225 is a great fit.
On the stock rim the 235 will be really tough the 225 is a great fit.
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#10
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i see that i have a problem to get locally 255 tires - so i have to stick with 245s.
i'm thinking maybe to go for square 245 setup.
how difficult is to make it fit with 17x9 +60 rim?
i'm thinking maybe to go for square 245 setup.
how difficult is to make it fit with 17x9 +60 rim?