19" vs. 18" questions
this may have been answered time and time again, but a quick search yielded nothing thus far.
i have the stock 18's on my 07 Z. i was wondering what would be the best idea from the performance aspect. 18's up front and 19's rear or 19s all around? is there a performance difference with having bigger rims in back?
thanks and sorry for being such a n00b.
jim
i have the stock 18's on my 07 Z. i was wondering what would be the best idea from the performance aspect. 18's up front and 19's rear or 19s all around? is there a performance difference with having bigger rims in back?
thanks and sorry for being such a n00b.
jim
Originally Posted by illjim69
this may have been answered time and time again, but a quick search yielded nothing thus far.
i have the stock 18's on my 07 Z. i was wondering what would be the best idea from the performance aspect. 18's up front and 19's rear or 19s all around? is there a performance difference with having bigger rims in back?
thanks and sorry for being such a n00b.
jim
i have the stock 18's on my 07 Z. i was wondering what would be the best idea from the performance aspect. 18's up front and 19's rear or 19s all around? is there a performance difference with having bigger rims in back?
thanks and sorry for being such a n00b.
jim
They do have a lot of different tires in 19" sizes as well, but there are a lot more in 18" sizes.
When comparing the two, you cant just compare them in sizes. It certainly makes a difference as to what wheels you are comparing. If you are considering a pair of 19" RPF1's vs a set of 18" ADR M-sports, then the 19" wheels would be better. It all depends on how much money you have, and what you are going for.
When comparing the two, you cant just compare them in sizes. It certainly makes a difference as to what wheels you are comparing. If you are considering a pair of 19" RPF1's vs a set of 18" ADR M-sports, then the 19" wheels would be better. It all depends on how much money you have, and what you are going for.
18" tires are cheaper so if a budget is something important then go 18". i have 19" but plan to get some 18's for track sooner or later and I can get some nice compounds for a decent price instead of paying up the *** for 19" compounds.
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If you're going 19's, diameter wise, you need to get tires that are similar to your factory tires in height. the best setup being 245/35 up front and 275/35 in the rear. Then go for lightweight wheels, work, volks, racing hart if your wallet allows you.
i was wondering what would be the best idea from the performance aspect
If you're concerned about looks to some degree, well, in that case, you probably will want 18s. Most people here prefer 18s over 17s for estetics so that may be your best bet.
If cost is not an issue, just buy magnesium wheels. Cost is usually a factor with everybody. Some are just willing to spend more than other. So.....what do you want to do?
Originally Posted by OH6 G35
What are the "stock" size tires for the 18s ??
all - thanks for the replies
ziggy - thanks for the info. i do like the look of bigger wheels, so 17s are out of the question. ultra-light wheels are also not going to work since i drive so much and its usually on crappy roads, i dont want to have to fix bends all the time. i guess i was just asking if there was a reason that people have 19's in the rear with 18s up front other than it looking cool.
jim
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