295/30/19: Can I run 245/35/19 fronts?
11-02-2007, 07:28 AM
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295/30/19: Can I run 245/35/19 fronts?
Hey guys:
Will I have any VDC/TCS issues if I have a 295/30/19 on the rear of my 10.5" rear wheel and 245/35/19 on my 9.5" front wheel? I used to have 255/35/19 in front, but due to an expected lower front ride height, this may have to change.
Thanks, ordering soon.
Ravi
Will I have any VDC/TCS issues if I have a 295/30/19 on the rear of my 10.5" rear wheel and 245/35/19 on my 9.5" front wheel? I used to have 255/35/19 in front, but due to an expected lower front ride height, this may have to change.
Thanks, ordering soon.
Ravi
11-02-2007, 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted by GQ 350z
They can't be rolled. Aren't they rolled from the factory?
If you meant the rear, then yes they are, and then some.
If you meant the rear, then yes they are, and then some.
11-02-2007, 04:01 PM
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Just run a 275/30 up front , its actually shorter than the 245/35.
11-02-2007, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by terrasmak
Just run a 275/30 up front , its actually shorter than the 245/35.
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11-02-2007, 04:21 PM
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I dunno if it will cause any issues, but why not just run the 255/35 again? Trust me, the 245/35 is much easier to damage! I "curbed" mine when a speed bump snuck up on me! 
But if you are saying "due to an expected lower front ride height", I don't know how that will affect your ability to run a 255, unless it's going to rub on the inside (which I don't think should be an issue since you have a relatively low offset). Rubbing on the outside should also not be an issue given that if you lower it, you're going to camber inwards anyways, which I would venture to say would possibly make you rub on the inside, but like I mentioned above, I don't think should be a huge problem given that you're running a +19 offset up front.
Anyways, yeah. I donno man
But if you are saying "due to an expected lower front ride height", I don't know how that will affect your ability to run a 255, unless it's going to rub on the inside (which I don't think should be an issue since you have a relatively low offset). Rubbing on the outside should also not be an issue given that if you lower it, you're going to camber inwards anyways, which I would venture to say would possibly make you rub on the inside, but like I mentioned above, I don't think should be a huge problem given that you're running a +19 offset up front.
Anyways, yeah. I donno man
11-02-2007, 04:37 PM
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Actually I have pirelli PZERO Rosso N1's right now, but don't know what to get for the fronts...
Thanks redlude..the 265/30 sounds interesting.
Thanks redlude..the 265/30 sounds interesting.
11-02-2007, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by GQ 350z
I ran 255's before...what would be a smaller effective sidewall?
lets see ... .35*255...vs .30*265...damn too lazy to calculate lol!
lets see ... .35*255...vs .30*265...damn too lazy to calculate lol!
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Originally Posted by redlude97
255/35/19 or 265/30/19 would be good choices to match up with the 295 rear
