How to make your car handle the corners
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Originally posted by ares
the actual width from the fender to the inner plastic thats around the wheel.
they also mention offsets, so it can be assumed they are talking of aftermarket rims.
I do think 255's fit fine on the stock rims though.
the actual width from the fender to the inner plastic thats around the wheel.
they also mention offsets, so it can be assumed they are talking of aftermarket rims.
I do think 255's fit fine on the stock rims though.
MoZi
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MoZi - If you're keeping the same wheels (18x8 and 18x8.5) I would recommend 245/40-18 tires all around. That's what I have and it works very well. You'll still get a bit of understeer but less than when you got the car.
I don't understand how some of the people on here live with the amount of stagger they have - there are people with 235s in the front and something ridiculous like 285s in the rear. Unless they play with the suspension, their Zs must drive like pigs.
Jason
I don't understand how some of the people on here live with the amount of stagger they have - there are people with 235s in the front and something ridiculous like 285s in the rear. Unless they play with the suspension, their Zs must drive like pigs.
Jason
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