Help w/ Tires and advice...18's
i want to get advan tc II's
front :: 18x8.5
Rear :: 18x9.5
What would be the perfect tire sizes i should do?
i was thinking doing 275/35/18 for the rear and 245/35/18
i dont want to go super wide because super wide does nothing and is unneccesary for street...and i live in North Jersey and the roads here are not all that good...
front :: 18x8.5
Rear :: 18x9.5
What would be the perfect tire sizes i should do?
i was thinking doing 275/35/18 for the rear and 245/35/18
i dont want to go super wide because super wide does nothing and is unneccesary for street...and i live in North Jersey and the roads here are not all that good...
you need 40s, or your throwing the over all diameter off, you cant have it all, cant have short sidewall, 18" rims, and keep the same overall diameter to keep gearing correct.
need to choose what you want, either go with a 40series, get 19" rims, or do neither and mess up your gearing.
need to choose what you want, either go with a 40series, get 19" rims, or do neither and mess up your gearing.
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110.25mm stock
96.25mm on the 35series.
all on 18" tires, 18x25.4mm/in=457.2/2 for radius=228.6mm
now add the sidewall and you get
338.85mm
324.85mm
circumfrence=2pi R
83.5in circumfrence vs 80.1in
indicates 96% of its original circumfrance, or 4% smaller. tiny changes compound quickly in mathematics. and circumfrance is what matters for gearing.
if your ok with that, its your car, but be clear on what your doing.
EDIT, to check this for yourself go to http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html and put the numbers in, it comes out to 4.1% smaller. where a 40series cuts it to .1
96.25mm on the 35series.
all on 18" tires, 18x25.4mm/in=457.2/2 for radius=228.6mm
now add the sidewall and you get
338.85mm
324.85mm
circumfrence=2pi R
83.5in circumfrence vs 80.1in
indicates 96% of its original circumfrance, or 4% smaller. tiny changes compound quickly in mathematics. and circumfrance is what matters for gearing.
if your ok with that, its your car, but be clear on what your doing.
EDIT, to check this for yourself go to http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html and put the numbers in, it comes out to 4.1% smaller. where a 40series cuts it to .1
Last edited by ares; Jun 1, 2003 at 10:51 PM.
18" with 8.5 and 9.5 wide, same 245/40/18 and 275/40/18
check out the look of em here.
https://my350z.com/gallery/albuo81
if you want them to be safe for street use and not get busted up, 40s are what you need. if you want 35series, then 19" and 35 is what you need.
check out the look of em here.
https://my350z.com/gallery/albuo81
if you want them to be safe for street use and not get busted up, 40s are what you need. if you want 35series, then 19" and 35 is what you need.
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