few pics of my set up
08-08-2007, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by dkmesa350z
Looks nice. I couldn't find anyone willing to put those tires on my factory wheels. How do you like those MXs? I was thinking about the same setup...I kind of want a 255/40 front, but the 245/40 doesn't really look any shorter than stock
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08-08-2007, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by dkmesa350z
Looks nice. I couldn't find anyone willing to put those tires on my factory wheels. How do you like those MXs? I was thinking about the same setup...I kind of want a 255/40 front, but the 245/40 doesn't really look any shorter than stock
Compare to stock bridgestones, side wall is softer. in performance wise, i like hard sidewalls like OEM ones but for comfy, my car just got soo much comfortable and lillte bit of reduced road noise. I haven't pushed to the limit, but There is more grip for sure
Since side wall is softer and ride smoother, I'm thinking of beefing up my coilovers little bit.
08-08-2007, 05:17 PM
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^^ Looking good! Very nice.
I've gone to softer sidewall tires as well, and I really like the more comfortable and less noisy ride. I don't think there is any compromise in performance, grip, etc; in fact, they seem better in most conditions and a lot better on wet roadways. The softer sidewalled initially feel a little "sloppy," but you adjust quickly (and they feel "normal" after just a few hours of driving).
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I've gone to softer sidewall tires as well, and I really like the more comfortable and less noisy ride. I don't think there is any compromise in performance, grip, etc; in fact, they seem better in most conditions and a lot better on wet roadways. The softer sidewalled initially feel a little "sloppy," but you adjust quickly (and they feel "normal" after just a few hours of driving).
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08-09-2007, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by JMS71585
Thats a nice aggressive drop. Didn't know you could put 275s on the rear stock 18" wheels. Car looks good...
08-16-2007, 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by raf84ny
how low are you dropped on the STANCE Coils? Are you using a camber/toe kit with that? thanks ; btw the car looks good man
