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Old 04-30-2007, 12:05 PM
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Hi,i am running already 235/35/19 ce28n 22offset on frond and rear 265/35/19 25off.
I am thinking if the vdc stuff can clear the 235/35 and 275/35/ compination.
Please help before i do any stupidy and buy 275tires.
Thanks in progress.
Old 04-30-2007, 12:08 PM
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Research the web site. Lots of people either have the 245/19, 275/19 set up or 245 (255)/19, 285/19 set up. I don't think I've seen too many with your suggested 235/19, 275/19 format
Old 04-30-2007, 12:13 PM
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i dont want to run 245 or more on frond,car will be slower.
Just 275 for better traction.If anyone has done it please help
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Many People Have 275/35
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Originally Posted by ARLETOS 350Z
i dont want to run 245 or more on frond,car will be slower.
Just 275 for better traction.If anyone has done it please help

you planning on turning too? or are you just going in a straight line everywhere?
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Originally Posted by DBTRACK
Many People Have 275/35

On 19's? I gotta assume the front's are definitely not 9-9.5's then...
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Originally Posted by Tubbs
you planning on turning too? or are you just going in a straight line everywhere?
He means for the rear....
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What diameter are the wheels? It matters.
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Originally Posted by thanh27
On 19's? I gotta assume the front's are definitely not 9-9.5's then...
I have 19x9 fronts with a 245/35/19 tire. There is plenty of room. I used to run a 275/35 front as well.
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Originally Posted by DBTRACK
He means for the rear....

I hear understeer is murder.
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Originally Posted by ARLETOS 350Z
i dont want to run 245 or more on frond,car will be slower.
Just 275 for better traction.If anyone has done it please help
****ing newb..get at least 245, 255/35 would be the best
Old 04-30-2007, 12:29 PM
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Yo,i already running 235/35/19 front and 265/35/19 rear.I am planning if the 275/35/19 in rear can run the vdc safely.
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Originally Posted by ARLETOS 350Z
Yo,i already running 235/35/19 front and 265/35/19 rear.I am planning if the 275/35/19 in rear can run the vdc safely.

VDC will be fine, but why do you think wider tires on the front are bad??? I'm confuzzled.
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wide 19wheels+tyres on frond is always bad for road racing either track racing.
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Originally Posted by ARLETOS 350Z
wide 19wheels+tyres on frond is always bad for road racing either track racing.

You're actually telling me that wide front tires will make you slower on a road course?
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You'll be slower from the larger 19" wheel diameter versus the increased contact patch of "slowing" you down. I run 275s all around for road course and autox, both, as do many other members. There is a compromise for size vs weight, but I believe we're far away from that in this case. If you put a 395/30/20 on the front of your everyday Honda Civic, it would, in fact, be slower because it wouldn't be faster from the added width, but would be much slower because of the increase in rotational inertia of it.
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So i can buy 275/35/ and run my old 235 with no problem to the vdc.Am i clear?
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Originally Posted by ARLETOS 350Z
So i can buy 275/35/ and run my old 235 with no problem to the vdc.Am i clear?
No one runs this combo because the tire sizes are incorrect. Your on your own with this one. Good luck!!! Let us know what you find out. People are trying to offer advice I suggest you take it.

235/35???? That's really really wrong.

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