Would Running 295/30/19 in the rear be too much?
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Would Running 295/30/19 in the rear be too much?
Well if somone with good experience would chime in, it would be greatly appreciated.
I have some 9.5 and 10.5 wheels...I was originally thinking of 255/35/19 and 285/35/19...but I kind of want the Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta Tires...so I was thinking of going 255 in the fronts, and having 295/30/19 in the rear...would this pose any issues with VDC?
I have some 9.5 and 10.5 wheels...I was originally thinking of 255/35/19 and 285/35/19...but I kind of want the Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta Tires...so I was thinking of going 255 in the fronts, and having 295/30/19 in the rear...would this pose any issues with VDC?
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well my rear camber is at 1.9 right now...rolling the fenders is no issue, ready to do that...but just worried about VDC and such...and handling...with such wide tires up front, won't I get more oversteer?
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for autoX I run Front 295s and Rear 315's (rolled fenders in the rear) - works wonderfully! I would have liked to keep a square set-up, but there's no way of fitting a 315 up front...but w/ the Z's TQ, you can still get the car rotated.
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Originally Posted by gti303
well my rear camber is at 1.9 right now...rolling the fenders is no issue, ready to do that...but just worried about VDC and such...and handling...with such wide tires up front, won't I get more oversteer?
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Originally Posted by gti303
well my rear camber is at 1.9 right now...rolling the fenders is no issue, ready to do that...but just worried about VDC and such...and handling...with such wide tires up front, won't I get more oversteer?
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Originally Posted by davidv
The difference in circumference is 75.40 mm. This may be pushing the limits of VDC.
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Originally Posted by terrasmak
You will still have a 20mm difference in width between front and rear , understeer will be the same as stock. The 255 305 combo you suggested your car will understeer like a school bus.
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Originally Posted by Chad68
It really depends on a lot more than just the tire sizes. I have 245/35's front and 305/30's rear and it does not have understeer even at 1.1 cornering G's. Also the front and rear tires do not squeal.
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hmm...I guess thats the dilemma now is on the fronts...295 on the rears for sure...fronts...probably leaning towards 265...since 265/295 will make the two tire circs both 2.7% smaller than stock...
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Originally Posted by THe Emperor
Can you guys post some pics of these 295 and 305 rear setups?
I don't have many pics of my car in general but will have new ones this weekend. These are the only ones that may show anything.
245/35/19 front 305/30/19 rears...
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Originally Posted by THe Emperor
Can you guys post some pics of these 295 and 305 rear setups?
+18 rear offset, 10.5 wide rim, -2 degrees camber, lowered 1.8 inches in the rear.