07-22-2018, 04:36 PM | #1 |
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07-31-2018, 08:32 PM | #2 |
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Bump. I'll take 650!
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Do you happen to have any pics of it on stock suspension?
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Not sure if this is in the right thread as this setup is basically stock, but if it is, the tires specifically look a little beefier and better than the stock Primacy HP tires in my opinion, plus handle better in the dry.
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It'll look just like stock. 205/50/17's are ~1/4" different in diameter than 215/45/17's, which you won't notice unless you've got the two tires right beside each other. 1/4" diameter difference means it'll be 1/8" closer to the fenders.
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Sorry if it was a bad question, I'm just not familiar (noob) with wheel/tire setups and imagining how they look like, whether there would be space for snow in wheel well, etc...
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No problem. These have lots of space for snow on stock suspension or even lowered from experience. Everyone has winter tires with similar diameter to stock in the winter or else the speedometer will be wrong and will look silly. A tad more narrow (205) for better winter grip and a tad more tall (50) for better snow storm clearance are usually what people go for.
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600! I don't have space for these!
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