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215/50-16 be odd rather than 205/55-16 ?
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I think sticking to 17s would be best for this car. The car doesn't command a ton of HP/TQ so if you're looking for performance only, going wider and lower profile is the way to go. 245/40/17 on 17x9 is what I'm looking to do.
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Useful thread on tires should not require people to download some pdf. And should have a lot more info. Here's a good example, that's also relevant since base LGT has the same tire size (different stock offset on wheels though)
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The main point was to help educate people so they don’t put way to big a tire on and then wander why their car was so slow. |
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Useful tool for compairing tire size from 1010tires.com. It gives you % difference in diameter among other things. Attached a screenie of potential winter tires for 16" wheels.
http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp Oh and hello from a noob ^^ Edit: whoops just realized OP's source for the pdf is the same site/shop... and forgot the link :p |
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Hi Noob! Cute cat!
I'm going to put Bugatti Veyron size tires on there. Should give me at least 50 more horsepower. But seriously, as I recently said in another post, I wish it came with 225/45/17 tires and 17x7.5 wheels. They'd give you enough space for Brembo calipers and a little more tire for stability and a little more sidewall for comfort and grip. However, I am against increasing the stock diameters unless it were a matter of 1-4 mm. So I'll keep it stock size and keep the stock calipers but replace the tires with Michelin Pilot Super Sports and possibly replace the wheels with the BBS RF in the same size/offset. |
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225/50/16 all around is what I'll be doing for a track tire (RA-1 or NT-01 most likely)
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