Running aftermarket 17x9s, what size tires to use?
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Hi all, I just got a set of used Enkei RPF-1 s in 17x9, +35 offset all around(thanks Pat Saunders!!), and I am wondering what size tires I should be using. Also, what brands does everyone recommend for cheap performance tires?
Any input is greatly appreciated!
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Any input is greatly appreciated!
Thanks
peace
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Originally posted by VividRacing
It depends, if you want to keep the diameter as close to the stock set up you would go 255/45 front and 265/45 rear
It depends, if you want to keep the diameter as close to the stock set up you would go 255/45 front and 265/45 rear
Also, what difference does it make if I keep the diameter close to stock?
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Originally posted by SH1FT-Z
But then, if I lower the car, won't there be more a chance of the tires rubbing on the fender well? (I really don't want to roll the fenders)
Also, what difference does it make if I keep the diameter close to stock?
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But then, if I lower the car, won't there be more a chance of the tires rubbing on the fender well? (I really don't want to roll the fenders)
Also, what difference does it make if I keep the diameter close to stock?
Thanks
peace
On my Enthusiast model I have run four different tire sizes and diameters. I don't think it matters much on a car with TCS, mainly looks, fittiment and gearing. I have heard stories about it affecting VDC operation, so you'll have to investigate if you have VDC. So far I've used 26.68, 26.25, 25.68 and 24.72 diameters and haven't noticed anything different except gearing.
Last edited by phoenixZ33; Aug 20, 2004 at 12:46 PM.
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