Tires size
I'm going to just keep the suspension stock until i can afford coilover because i want to lock up all the suspension bolts so that there's less change in alignment during drifting.
So 8.5 wide would be the general size for my rear? IMO, 9 wide would be a wise choice for long run because i can prolly put 235/50, 245, 255 and still have less wall flex. Since i'm running 45 profile for front, i have to run 50 profile rear.
So 8.5 wide would be the general size for my rear? IMO, 9 wide would be a wise choice for long run because i can prolly put 235/50, 245, 255 and still have less wall flex. Since i'm running 45 profile for front, i have to run 50 profile rear.
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Now with tires, How's 235/50/17 in the rear with 225/45/18 in the front? When i need to change my front tires, i'll get 235 but they still have plenty left.
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There are other ways to combat understeer.
I use 18x9 with 235/40 on the front. Sway bars and 0* toe. No understeer here.
I also use 235/40 in the rear on 9.5 and 10's. I could use a slightly larger tire for more grip now, but I used the same setup when I was N/A and it worked out well for me.
I use 18x9 with 235/40 on the front. Sway bars and 0* toe. No understeer here.
I also use 235/40 in the rear on 9.5 and 10's. I could use a slightly larger tire for more grip now, but I used the same setup when I was N/A and it worked out well for me.
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