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z-u-later 01-08-2008 07:47 PM


Originally Posted by Justin07Z
I was just giving him crap on buying a 06....I could care less what your slow 350 could do....126 trap? Stock cars do that nowadays.....lol. If I wanted a fast car, I'd do it...pointless.

Newb, that's with your Yaris, right? Grow up . . . learn to respect other forum members on this site, especially the ones who have more experience than you on the 350Z. People will disagree on just about everything on here, and you need to respect other people's opinions.

singh 01-08-2008 08:56 PM


Originally Posted by Alberto
nobody cares how fast your car is in this thread, Id rape you in reverse but thats not the point here is it?

:icon18:

SOLO-350Z 02-13-2008 08:55 AM

Actually a lot of top autox people do run oversized tires on smaller wheels. #1 reason is if they wish to keep the car in STOCK class, they must keep the wheel size the same as stock but they can put as big of a tire as they can. Seems to me you don't know as much as you think you do.


Originally Posted by Justin07Z
That's totally feasibly sure, but is that because that is the *best* setup for those sized tires? Or because of cost cutting? My guess is the latter. None of the top autocrossers would run 8" wide wheels with 285's....just those saving money and being cheap. BMW autocrossers run 17x10's with 275's.


militia 02-13-2008 10:11 AM

I love teh interweb bullies :clap:

kspec 02-13-2008 10:22 AM


Originally Posted by militia
I love teh interweb bullies :clap:

nerds.. we call them nerds. haha.

wide tires + skinny rims = homer simpson oversized chocolate donuts

first350 02-13-2008 10:23 AM


Originally Posted by SOLO-350Z
Actually a lot of top autox people do run oversized tires on smaller wheels. #1 reason is if they wish to keep the car in STOCK class, they must keep the wheel size the same as stock but they can put as big of a tire as they can. Seems to me you don't know as much as you think you do.


+1...I've autoX'd a SCCA B-Stock 350Z on 285 Kumho V710s - it was a very competitive car at Nationals. (with the owner driving :rolleyes: )

Justin07Z 02-13-2008 02:18 PM


Originally Posted by SOLO-350Z
Actually a lot of top autox people do run oversized tires on smaller wheels. #1 reason is if they wish to keep the car in STOCK class, they must keep the wheel size the same as stock but they can put as big of a tire as they can. Seems to me you don't know as much as you think you do.


You brought a thread back from the dead to make yourself look a tool?

Read what I posted 5 WEEKS ago...and like 4 posts up from yours. :icon22:

Originally Posted by Justin07Z
And fyi, what probably ended up happening in that "champion" autrocrossers case was that the class rules limited the car to no wider than stock sizes. And in that case, putting a wider tire would be beneficial over the stock 245's. With that said, I am still correct in stating that a wider than 8" wheel would make that same 275 tire perform better. Does that make sense to you or did your turbo blow out your vision? ;)


SOLO-350Z 02-13-2008 03:18 PM

Actually no, I brought it back because I was trying to search for something helpful and found this.

Seems to me your the only one here a tool noob.

Justin07Z 02-13-2008 04:25 PM


Originally Posted by SOLO-350Z
Actually no, I brought it back because I was trying to search for something helpful and found this.

Seems to me your the only one here a tool noob.

Great story, now STFU. Did you not READ my post? It says *exactly* what you said....so welcome to being a "Noob" too douche. :icon14:

DEHiCKA 02-20-2008 07:45 AM

Is it safe to use 275/40 on 8.5" 18's?
Does somebody use this setup not only for AutoX but for Dayly driving also?

SOLO-350Z 02-20-2008 07:47 AM

Several use it on a 8 or 8.5 rim setup without problems.

DEHiCKA 02-20-2008 09:01 AM

Thanks!
Don't you know what ET will be suitable with 275?
Does ET40 fit?


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