245-40-18 ?
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You can get 255.
I have 245/45/18 and 255/45/18.
Next time I will go with 40 profile to reduce sidewall height.
Other configurations I have seen here are 245/40/18 with 255/45/18 or 245/40/18 with 255/40/18
I have 245/45/18 and 255/45/18.
Next time I will go with 40 profile to reduce sidewall height.
Other configurations I have seen here are 245/40/18 with 255/45/18 or 245/40/18 with 255/40/18
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Sorry, if it is the MX then it only comes in 245 or 265, the 265/35 would really reduce your overall diameter too much and your speedo will be off, not sure what your fronts are so I can't tell if the front to rear difference will affect anything.
As for the Dyno go here for more info http://www.sfzcc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=297 I have only been sending updates to those that emailed me, but we will start at 10 am let me know if you are going email me at gusm@sfzcc.com so far I have 22 cars and wanted to limit it to 25 so don't want too many more or surprise drop ins, I would like to finish at a decent hour so we can go get a bite to eat afterwards.
It will be pretty cool as there will be 16 350Z's (17 if you come) so it will be a nice comparison of various moded cars.
As for the Dyno go here for more info http://www.sfzcc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=297 I have only been sending updates to those that emailed me, but we will start at 10 am let me know if you are going email me at gusm@sfzcc.com so far I have 22 cars and wanted to limit it to 25 so don't want too many more or surprise drop ins, I would like to finish at a decent hour so we can go get a bite to eat afterwards.
It will be pretty cool as there will be 16 350Z's (17 if you come) so it will be a nice comparison of various moded cars.
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Actually, 275/40 is the best option. Check out this link for tire size calculator www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html My street tires are 245/40 fronts w/ 275/40 rears. The % are very close to stock. I know other road racers on this forum have used 245/40 all around and have had no problems. This will be my TT set up with 245/40 Toyo RA1s.
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