Higher profile tire in rear: Danger?
08-20-2009, 03:48 PM
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Higher profile tire in rear: Danger?
I have 225/45/18 tires on my fronts and 225/50/18 on the rears. Is there a danger to running this?
Reason I have this setup is that my tires were bald in the back and just needed temps until I can muster up the spare change to get new wheels/tires.
Reason I have this setup is that my tires were bald in the back and just needed temps until I can muster up the spare change to get new wheels/tires.
08-20-2009, 04:12 PM
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hey guys. i have just bought my 2nd rx8(r3) white. i am thinking of having a turbo fitted and need a little help. what type is best and were do i get it. just what to be abit faster. can any one help me. my 1st time here
trhanks brian white151
trhanks brian white151
08-20-2009, 04:21 PM
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Hardly a danger....
I have 235-35-19 in front and 275-35-19 in the rear...absolutely no issues with the set up.
And the reason is that I needed some help putting the power down, the 275-30-19 weren't cutting it and it was starting to get hairy every time I put the foot down
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The larger diameter combined with a better compound (brand) helped greatly.
Best regards,
Chris
I have 235-35-19 in front and 275-35-19 in the rear...absolutely no issues with the set up.
And the reason is that I needed some help putting the power down, the 275-30-19 weren't cutting it and it was starting to get hairy every time I put the foot down
.The larger diameter combined with a better compound (brand) helped greatly.
Best regards,
Chris
08-20-2009, 04:28 PM
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Hardly a danger....
I have 235-35-19 in front and 275-35-19 in the rear...absolutely no issues with the set up.
And the reason is that I needed some help putting the power down, the 275-30-19 weren't cutting it and it was starting to get hairy every time I put the foot down.
The larger diameter combined with a better compound (brand) helped greatly.
Best regards,
Chris
I have 235-35-19 in front and 275-35-19 in the rear...absolutely no issues with the set up.
And the reason is that I needed some help putting the power down, the 275-30-19 weren't cutting it and it was starting to get hairy every time I put the foot down
.The larger diameter combined with a better compound (brand) helped greatly.
Best regards,
Chris
08-20-2009, 04:29 PM
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First lesson on any forum: Only post relevant discussion/info in the thread. Otherwise, you are threadjacking. Your post actually represents one of the most blatant examples of this; it has almost nothing to do with the subject of the thread, save for it being about an RX-8.
I'm just hoping you posted to the wrong thread on accident. Otherwise:
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Chris,
Thanks for your input.
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