245.275/35/19 vs 255.285/35/19
05-19-2006, 09:14 AM
#42
Originally Posted by Zquicksilver
To the original poster... go 255/285 or 295 or 305... LOL!
My setup, 245/35/19 and 295/30/19, rear rim 10.5 @+29, dropped 5/8" with rear camber at -1.5. Rear fender is trimmed.
Zquicksilver
My setup, 245/35/19 and 295/30/19, rear rim 10.5 @+29, dropped 5/8" with rear camber at -1.5. Rear fender is trimmed.
Zquicksilver
05-19-2006, 09:20 AM
#43
BhashaZ,
It looks that way because the car is pulled up on a curb to illustrate the wheel in a compressed state. It's dropped on RS*R downsprings 5/8" all 4 corners. And yes, thank goodness I got +29, whish I had +35 which would be perfect IMO. Those are the Conti 2s, which are as wide as everyone else's 305s.
Zquicksilver
It looks that way because the car is pulled up on a curb to illustrate the wheel in a compressed state. It's dropped on RS*R downsprings 5/8" all 4 corners. And yes, thank goodness I got +29, whish I had +35 which would be perfect IMO. Those are the Conti 2s, which are as wide as everyone else's 305s.
Zquicksilver
05-19-2006, 09:26 AM
#44
Originally Posted by Zquicksilver
BhashaZ,
It looks that way because the car is pulled up on a curb to illustrate the wheel in a compressed state. It's dropped on RS*R downsprings 5/8" all 4 corners. And yes, thank goodness I got +29, whish I had +35 which would be perfect IMO. Those are the Conti 2s, which are as wide as everyone else's 305s.
Zquicksilver
It looks that way because the car is pulled up on a curb to illustrate the wheel in a compressed state. It's dropped on RS*R downsprings 5/8" all 4 corners. And yes, thank goodness I got +29, whish I had +35 which would be perfect IMO. Those are the Conti 2s, which are as wide as everyone else's 305s.
Zquicksilver
Anyways, yeah, the Conti 2's definately seem to run wider than other tires. And what I actually like about them is the fact that the tread pattern (although non-aggressive) makes the tire look wider since there are a bunch of parallel tread lines versus a "v" shape. Might look into going with these or Pirelli's...thanks for helping me out as always!
05-20-2006, 04:57 PM
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I have the T1R's, and I vote for 255/35 & 275/35...this is the setup I have with +22 offset all around. No rubbing on 9.5/10.5 combo.
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